Welcome to Episode 110 of The Numbers Game. In this episode, we delve into the newly released Victorian State Budget. We examine how the transition from upfront stamp duty to a ten-year land tax could shape commercial property investment and potentially drive up rental costs for small businesses. On a positive note, we explore the new opportunities arising from lenders reducing buffer rates. We also shed light on the projected rise in work cover premiums.

On this episode, we discuss:

• Impact of stamp duty reform - pros and cons for commercial property investment and tenants
• Shift from upfront stamp duty to annual land tax - potential increase in rental costs affecting small businesses
• Annual property tax - potential effects on small businesses and investors
• Buffer rates reduction - its role in enhancing borrowing capacity in the property market
• Commercial property ownership - addressing challenges in the wake of Victoria's new tax regulations
• Increase in work cover premiums - understanding its potential repercussions for business owners

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Jason Robinson
Martin Vidakovic

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