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Negative gearing entails utilising borrowed funds to invest in an asset, resulting in a shortfall between expenses (such as loan interest and maintenance costs) and income generated from the investment. This deficit can be utilised as a tax deduction against other sources of income. Credit: Shutterstock

Negative gearing entails utilising borrowed funds to invest in an asset, resulting in a shortfall between expenses (such as loan interest and maintenance costs) and income generated from the investment. This deficit can be utilised as a tax deduction against other sources of income. Credit: Shutterstock

Negative gearing entails utilising borrowed funds to invest in an asset, resulting in a shortfall between expenses (such as loan interest and maintenance costs) and income generated from the investment. This deficit can be utilised as a tax deduction against other sources of income. Credit: Shutterstock

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