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See what an investment property really costs you a week, after rent, interest and tax.

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Council rates, insurance, property management, repairs and maintenance.

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A deduction you claim on paper — it does not cost you cash each year.

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The year, money in vs money out

$0$10k$20k$30k$40k$-40kRent: $33,800$34kRentInterest: -$37,601$-38kInterestExpenses: -$6,000$-6kExpensesTax back: $4,736$5kTax backNet after tax: -$5,065$-5kNet after tax

Costs you each week (after tax)

$97.40

  • Gross annual rent$33,800
  • Loan interest (first year)$37,601
  • Cash flow before tax-$9,801
  • Tax saved from negative gearing$4,736
  • After-tax position for the year-$5,065
  • Victorian stamp duty (upfront, investor)$40,070

Your broker looks at the loan, your accountant looks at the deductions and your adviser looks at whether the property fits the plan — this is all three in one number. At a taxable income of $120,000 your marginal rate including the Medicare levy is about 32%, which is what makes the deductions worth what they are. Depreciation of $5,000 reduces the tax bill without costing you cash, so the after-tax figure is better than the raw cash flow.

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This calculator gives a general estimate only. It is not personal financial, credit or tax advice and does not take your objectives or circumstances into account.