Property investors pay $63m extra in tax
Wednesday 23rd December
Hi
Christmas has finally rolled round so this is the last Property News of the year.
Today we exclusively revealed that property investors have had to pay an extra $63.6 million in tax after a crackdown by Inland Revenue.
In predictions for the New Year, Terralink forecasts that historically high levels of mortgagee sales will lag 12 months behind the current economic recovery and Harcourts says provincial and coastal markets will improve.
We also look at ANZ National Bank's property gauges which point to a decline in house prices, as rising interest rates and tougher credit conditions deter a second wave of buyers from entering the property market.

We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year.
Warm regards
The Landlord
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