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Porteous warns Canberra housing tax squeezes small builders

A planning consultant warns about Canberra's lease variation charge. It could lock out homeowners wanting to add secondary dwellings on their own blocks.

Why it mattersWithout reform, only big developers may benefit. Ordinary homeowners could miss out on adding new dwellings to their own land.

AustraliaCanberra's housing shortage depends partly on homeowners building secondary dwellings; unfair tax settings could slow that, leaving the ACT short of the homes it needs.

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