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Understanding Positive Gearing and Its Tax Implications
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Positive gearing occurs when rental income from an investment property exceeds the costs of owning it, resulting in net income. This income is taxable at your marginal tax rate. Understanding how positive gearing impacts your tax obligations can help you maximise your investment's profitability.
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