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talk to your accountant
http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/pa...p=001/002&cy=1 |
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Bwaha
Think of capital as the tree and income as the fruit bourne from that tree. Interest earned is income not capital! Taxed at your ordinary marginal tax rates.
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that's what i thought, won't affect me this tax year, but wanted to make sure.
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Interest, whether it is earned from bank deposits, terms deposits, private loans, etc is all declared as "income" on your tax return in the year that you earned it/receive it - you pay tax at whatever your personal tax rate is - there is no capital gain, therefore no CGT.
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^^ What they said.
Add the interest to your wage/salary and pay the tax.
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what i said at the start mate, It all gets rolled in as income...
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