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Australian Federal Budget │Updates for Small to Medium Businesses Part One See a summary of several changes recently updated in the Australian Federal Budget. Swipe through to learn more: - $20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off Extended to 30 June 2025 - $325 Energy Rebate for Eligible Small Businesses Want the full list? Head over to our blog: https://lnkd.in/geHpydVx #federalbudget #budgetplanning #financialplanning #business #smallmediumbusiness

"As property valuations experience a downward trajectory, local governments are confronted with the prospect of reduced tax revenues, which play a pivotal role in funding essential public services and infrastructure projects. Learn more: https://buff.ly/4ayghnp #CRE #CRENews #PropertyValuations"

President Biden 2025 Budget proposal increases Federal Capital Gains rate to 44.6% for long term Capital Gains for taxable income above 1 million dollars or investment income above $400,000. Also Capping 1031 Exchanges at $500,000. Some states like California, NY, NJ, Minn will have Capital Gains rates of 55%.

📢 Wondering how the recent Budget Speech impacts property investments in SA? Here's a quick recap: 1. 📈 Interest Rates: Changes in interest rates can influence property market dynamics, affecting affordability and demand. 2. 🏠 Property Taxes: Adjustments in property taxes can impact investment returns and property ownership costs. 3. 💼 Economic Outlook: The Budget Speech often outlines economic policies and initiatives that can shape investor sentiment and market confidence. 4. 📉 Market Trends: Keep an eye on market trends post-Budget Speech to identify potential opportunities or challenges in the property sector. 5. 📊 Investment Strategies: Evaluate your investment strategy in light of Budget Speech implications to optimize your property portfolio. Stay informed and proactive to navigate the evolving landscape of property investments in SA! 🇿🇦💼🏡📈 #BudgetSpeech #PropertyInvestments #StayInformed

Restrain for here and now, with balanced investments for a prosperous future. This is the pitch the Albanese Government will stick with throughout May following the release of its 2024-25 Federal Budget last night. So, what does this mean for the Australian public and does this budget deliver some much-needed relief during uncertain local and global economic times?   Our Capital Monitor™ team were in the Budget Lock-Up in Canberra to review and compile an extensive report that will take you through an in-depth analysis of all that matters straight from Parliament. https://ow.ly/FAUZ50RGFC2 #federalbudget #capitalmonitor #australiangovernment #budget2024

As property valuations experience a downward trajectory, local governments are confronted with the prospect of reduced tax revenues, which play a pivotal role in funding essential public services and infrastructure projects. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4c6CpXO #CRE #CRENews #PropertyValuations #vegasrealtor

As property valuations experience a downward trajectory, local governments are confronted with the prospect of reduced tax revenues, which play a pivotal role in funding essential public services and infrastructure projects. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02rcFYL0 #CRE #CRENews #PropertyValuations

In this edition of our #BudgetBites, Audit and Assurance Manager Jesca Mwancheri shares her thoughts on the infrastructure development in the past year and expectations of greater investment within the sector in the 2024/25 Budget Speech. To learn more about the effect the proposed amendments will have on you and your business, register for our Budget webinar here: https://deloi.tt/3R6U88D #NationalBudget2024 #TanzaniaBudget #ImpactThatMatters

How do municipalities deal with negative budget balances?💰 This was one of the issues addressed in a recent study by RILSA researchers Pavel Bareš and Filip Hon. Representatives of the municipalities interviewed as part of the research emphasised the importance of adopting a “conservative” strategy when determining their budgets. The most appropriate solution to a negative funding balance for 52% of the municipalities was to transfer surpluses from the previous year. 🔁 However, 19% of the municipalities researched opted to take out loans. As a result of the “conservative” strategy, several municipalities were forced to limit investment and in some cases to cancel the implementation of projects even if it later turned out that the financial situation of the municipality was more favourable than originally anticipated. Further results from the study can be found here ➡️ https://1url.cz/tuIbX 

"As property valuations experience a downward trajectory, local governments are confronted with the prospect of reduced tax revenues, which play a pivotal role in funding essential public services and infrastructure projects. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4c6CpXO #CRE #CRENews #PropertyValuations"