Property Price :$500,000 AUD，Loan 50% = $250,000，Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
Annual Interest:5.5%→$250,000 * 5.5% = $13,750(Creditable)
Rental Income:5% of property price→ $25,000(basic taxable amount)
 

(Amount only for reference, actual amount may be vary.)

Annual Taxable Income: ( $25,000–$18,950)=$6,050 
Annual Tax Payable: $ 6,050 * 32.5% = $1,966.25

= 台灣貸款購屋範例 =

房價:$500,000 AUD，貸款 50% = $250,000，計算單位: 澳幣(AUD)
年息:2.2% → $250,000 * 2.2% = $5,500 (無抵免)
租金收入:5% 的房價→ $25000(初應繳稅額)

年度稅額抵免項目與費用: 

(範例內之費用金額僅供參考, 實際費用可能有所不同.)

年度應稅收入金額: ( $25,000 – $5,500) = $19,500 
年度應繳納金額: $19500 * 32.5% = $ 6,337.5

At 30, June 2013, John sold his Melbourne property (property A) worth $800,000 in order to invest two new properties. Property ‘A’ purchase at 1, January 2011, basic cost is $500,000, component are as following:

Purchasing price            - $429,530

Legal fee                         -$4,400

Stamp duty fee               -$25,070

Real estate agent fee     -$16,000

Renovation fee              -$25,000

Total                               -$500,000

He should declare his $300,000 capital gains at year 2013 caused he acquired $300,000 when he sold his investment property in year 2013. He get 50% of capital gain tax (CGT) relief at 7, May 2012 because holding that property for more than 12 months. At 7, May 2012, market value of the property is $700,000, with 50% of capital gain tax relief, his taxable capital income should be reduce from $200,000 to $100,000. From 8, May 2012, capital gains tax will levied according to normal rules. Therefore, his taxable amount should be $72,000, this means that the tax rate is only 24% when he sold out his Property 'A’.

Increase the investment property costs could reduce capital gains tax.

Please notice that purchase price is only a part of the costs. Other costs may also be included.

Other costs which may be included are:
Purchase price of the property
Legal fees when purchasing or selling property
Stamp duty paid when purchasing property
Agent fee when selling property 
Renovation costs

Capital gains tax means a tax payable when you make a profit through selling your capital asset.

In simple terms, capital gains mean net profits after deducting all the costs.

It is easy to determine.

All incomes related to your Australian property, include rental income and homeowners insurance costs, are to be filed in your tax return.

Once you receive an amount of money, whether it's directly or indirectly through an agent, or which you are entitled to, it will be considered as your income.

Most effective way to reduce your tax payable is apply the tax relief thru the right way.

Compared with rental income, is more difficult to determine which expenses could be used for tax relief. For example, some expenses can be credited immediately, but some only can be credited with tax revenue in future.

Following are three common rental expenses:

A.  Can be credited immediately

• loan interest
• Secretarial and sending fees
• A tax-related expenses (such as tax advisory and service fee)
• Transportation fee(such as flight ticket and accommodation for property inspection)
• Real estate agent’s fee and rental
• Advertisement fee
• Bank charges
• Corporate Body fee
• Insurance fee
• Land tax, ect

B. Can be credited in future

• Loan expenses
• Fixed asset in property (such as dishwasher, oven, etc.) may be tax deductible by the accumulated depreciation.
• Renovation cost (such as replacement of carpet, sealed of driveway, etc.) may be reduce thru construction cost.

C. Expenses that cannot be tax credited

• Cost of purchasing and dispose of property
• Cost incurred when using their own property

For land : it is 'Title Deed'; for building : it is 'Sales & Purchase Agreement'.

According to Malaysia Land Law 1965, non- malaysians only can purchase property if they obtain a permit from state government.

Payment Schedule：Purchase from a completed project

其他購買相關房產費用：

1) 政府要求必須指定律師，房產買賣手續將通過委託律師樓辦理，費用幾千新元，取決於不同律師行；

2) 物業管理費，根據社區的管理與維護情況與所持有物業的面積，計算出每個月的物業管理費，一般安季度收取，從百元到上千元不等。

3)  房產稅（產業稅）：
    如果購買房產用於出租，則房產稅計算如下（年值：按區域的平均年租金收入計算）：

如果購買房產用於自住，則房產稅計算如下（年值：按區域的平均年租金收入計算）：

A) A Cambodian can permanantly hold a land.
B) In leasehold, one can hold for 79 years, then extend for 20 more years. 
C) If land is purchased under a company name and the combodian shareholders are over 60%, it can also be held permanantly.

A) Tax is alway paid by the land seller.
B) Each year, only a very little quit rent is levied.
C) Quit rent can also be paid when land is resold.

A) Yes, also including a building.

B)

1. A Taiwanese person can purchase leasehold, making a lum sum payment for a period of 79 years.
2. Leasehold can be extended after 20 years.
3. This leasehold can be purchased, resold, or sold after a building is constructed on it.

C) It also can be purchased by a company name.

Anywhere but Taiwan (R.O.C.).

Buyer's bank account in Taiwan -> Buyer's bank account in China -> Developer's bank account in China.

Keypoint: Money remitted from Taiwan to Mainland China cannot exceed 5 thousand USD. Otherwise, the amount will be blocked in China and it will require the remitter to unblock it in person with his/her personal ID.

Yes. UK government does not place any requirement on buyer's civil or residential status, nor is there any requirement on visa. 

The development of UK real estate market is rather mature, and the policy of sold property price registration has been in place for over 2 decades.

The real estate transaction is very free, transparent and open.

You can google search the house price or click here: UK House Price Index

Normally every developer uses their own agreement, because there is no adhesion contract or a standard agreement from the government.

When signing the agreement, buyer can authorize a conveyancing lawyer to review the contract clauses in order to safeguard his/her own rights.  

Because it has happened several times that illicit money is remitted by ways of purchasing UK properties, 'Transparency International' has urged the UK to strictly ban on any possible money laundery.  

Hence, the UK government regulates that when a foreign person or entity purchases a UK property, one must undergo an anti-money laundering investigation.