How Labor’s proposed housing tax policy will impact all investors

09 MAY 2019 By Todd Stevens 8 min read Tax & Legal

With the upcoming federal election, Labor has a comprehensive plan to improve housing affordability and support housing construction.  However, Ben Kingsley, chair of PICA, managing director of Empowered Wealth and co-host of The Property Couch, has serious concerns about the negative impacts of this policy on the housing market.

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In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, Ben joins host Phil Tarrant to discuss these concerns, reveals why new builds may not be a good investment – with a staggering amount of data supporting this claim and shares his suggestions on how the property sector should be tweaked to benefit the greater economy.

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