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Property taxes to be discussed by REIA board

Issues affecting Australia's property market are to be discussed at an upcoming Real Estate Institute of Australia meeting.

Taxes relating to Australian property are to be discussed at a meeting between Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) president David Airey and the institute's board in Canberra.

The institute's November board meeting and annual general meeting (AGM) will be used to discuss issues affecting the real estate profession and the property market as a whole.

"We have a number of important issues on the agenda, including consistent education and licensing, taxation reform and the senate inquiry into competition in the Australian banking sector," said Mr Airey.

Last night (November 24th), Deposit Power hosted the REIA AGM Dinner at Hotel Realm.

Kevin Andrews MP took the opportunity to address the event's attendees, thanking the REIA for its support and contribution to housing affordability and support for home ownership in Australia.

API Magazine recently reported that the Australian Labor Party and the Coalition had both pledged to reduce stamp duty costs in Victoria and to also make other tax reforms.

Posted by Steve Douglas

- REIA, tax, property

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