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shanechan517(Newbie)Newbie
17 Oct 2021

Hi, I moved out of my old owner occupied house last year and ronavated the house by myself to prepare it for being rented out. The ronavation took a couple of months due to lock downs and also my availabilities and it was rent out by a property management agency afterward. In this case can I claim loan interest and water service charge as deductions? I found there is a section called 'Expenses prior to property being genuinely available for rent' on ATO website. Thank you.

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