The True Cost of Victorian Investment Properties: Land Tax Impact
- E3
- 10:09
- October 24th 2024
In this week's Pizz-Spectives, we examine how purchasing a Victorian investment property may cost you $1.9 million in wealth creation over 20 years due to land tax. That is even before we consider any additional changes to negative gearing, rental caps or changes in CGT
The episode explores structural changes from 1980 to 2020, federal government revenue losses, and Victorian balance sheet challenges. A case study compares investment in property vs. a diversified portfolio, showing significant financial impacts from land tax. The video and podcast also discusses demographic shifts and future policy impacts on property investment in Victoria.
00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer
00:32 Topics for Discussion
00:56 Changing Economic Landscape (1980-2020)
01:39 Post-2020 Economic Shifts
02:55 Housing and Demographic Changes
04:40 Government Expenditures and Tax Policies
05:01 Government Tax Exemptions and Revenue Loss
05:38 Greens' Proposal for Property Tax Reforms
05:55 Victorian Government Revenue and Debt
06:35 Interest Expenses and Asset Yields
07:25 Case Study: Tom's Property Investment
08:30 Case Study: Gracie's Non-Property Investment
09:24 Comparative Analysis and Policy Implications
10:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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