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Matthew Gilligan Blog on Labour's CGT
Matthew can string more than a few sentences together in a way that makes sense to us non-accountants and his latest blog on Labour's CGT is therefore a must read.......
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Property Investors Will Enjoy This Blog Post
Hi All,
In his recent blog post, Matthew Gilligan provides an overview of what property investors have endured under the Labour Government.
Never one to mince words so to speak, Matthew let's rip on what has occurred, who's to blame and what comes next.
A sample...
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Matthew Gilligan's Blog - Response to Academics calling Landlords Landed Gentry
Hi All,
I encourage you to read Matthew Gilligan's blog post - a reply to a couple of academics pushing for tougher taxes for property owners. The annual equity tax - where you could be up for paying a tax on the increase in equity in your property - even though it's not realised. ...
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Christchurch catch up with guest speaker Matthew Gilligan - Tuesday 20th October
Hi Team,
I am pleased to announce that I have secured the services of one of New Zealand's top speakers relating to property structures and asset planning. Not only is Matthew Gilligan an avid property investor himself, he is a Chartered Accountant and heads up the team at Gilligan...Last edited by Scott Miller; 24-08-2009, 03:51 PM.
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Poomba's Sat Seminar !!
How did it go Saturday.
Much excitement, any gems of advice or pearls of wisdom ???
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Ask GRA A Question FREE
OK we are feeling generous at GRA today, and I have decided I like Property Talk. Ask me a question and I'll try to answer it FREE. This offer expires when I get tired.Last edited by Matt Gilligan; 10-07-2008, 10:49 AM.
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Tax trap in '$1000 down' flats
Tax trap in '$1000 down' flats
By GREG NINNESS - Sunday Star Times | Sunday, 17 June 2007
Tax experts and lawyers are warning investors of the potential dangers of buying residential investment properties "with just $1000 down".
Such arrangements have become...

