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Australian Tax Returns with Odin Tax
For over three years, Odin Mortgage has helped hundreds of Aussie expats and overseas residents fulfil their dreams of owning a property. Now, we’re simplifying the process of filing your Australian property tax returns. We’re here to deliver you a fully digital, convenient and streamlined process that is bound to impress.
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How to Choose an Australian Expat Tax Specialist in 2026: A Non-Resident’s Buyer’s Guide
The best Australian expat tax service in
2026 is not the one that lodges your
return fastest. It is the one that
correctly determines your tax residency
status, applies the right double tax
agreement Australia rules, calculates
foreign resident CGT withholding
accurately, and man
22 September 2026 | 5:16 am
How to Choose an Australian Expat Tax Agent in 2026: A Buyer’s Guide for Non-Residents With Investment Property, Overdue Returns, and Residency Questions
Finding the right tax agent for a
non-resident Australian tax return is
not simply a matter of Googling
“accountant near me.” The
stakes are high: get your Australian tax
residency test wrong and you may be
assessed as a resident when you are not
(or vice versa), trig
22 September 2026 | 4:42 am
How Currency Exchange Gains and Losses on Overseas Mortgage Repayments Affect a Negatively Geared Australian Property
If you're an Australian expat repaying a
foreign-currency mortgage on a rental
property back home, currency movements
on that debt can create a taxable event
separate from your rental income and
expenses.
9 September 2026 | 6:32 pm
How Non-Resident Landlords Should Report Short-Term and Airbnb-Style Rental Income From an Australian Property in 2025-26
This article is general information only
and does not constitute personal tax
advice. Individual circumstances vary
and should be assessed in a formal
consultation with a Registered
Australian Tax Agent.
9 September 2026 | 6:32 pm
Selling an Australian Property Through a Put-and-Call Option as a Non-Resident: When the CGT Event Actually Triggers
When a non-resident sells Australian
property using a put-and-call option,
the capital gains tax event is triggered
on the date the option is exercised and
a binding contract of sale is formed,
not on the date of settlement, and not
on the date the option deed was
originally
9 September 2026 | 6:32 pm