Capital Gains Tax

Is your family home really tax free?

“Is my home tax free?” It’s a common question for Australian homeowners. This article delves into the complexities of the main residence exemption, explaining when your family home might be subject to capital gains tax and how to navigate the rules.

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Is your family home really tax free?
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How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax: 5 Strategies for Australians

Learn how to use capital losses, choose the right gains to offset, and time your asset sales strategically. This guide covers everything from basic CGT concepts to advanced tax-saving techniques for investors and small business owners.

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 How to Reduce Capital Gains Tax: 5 Strategies for Australians
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An overview of the main residence CGT exemption

Generally, a property, including a taxpayer’s main residence, ie their family home, is considered to be a Capital Gains Tax (CGT) asset.

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An overview of the main residence CGT exemption

Main Residence Exemption – The Burden of Truth

I would expect that the majority of property owners and investors have heard something about the “six year main residence exemption for Capital Gains Tax purposes”. If not, here is a brief rundown:

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Main Residence Exemption – The Burden of Truth
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Have you made a capital gain this financial year?

If you find yourself with a capital gain this year because you sold an investment property or some shares, it is time to take stock of your other investments and determine if now might be the right time to realise a capital loss.

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Have you made a capital gain this financial year?
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The tax implications of subdividing your backyard

Subdividing your PPOR (principal place of residence) is a strategy we often get asked about. If you’re thinking about going down this path, there’s a lot to consider before making your decision.

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The tax implications of subdividing your backyard
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ATO property data match could affect honest owners

Late last year the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) announced its intention to acquire details of property transactions dating back to September 20, 1985. Yep, 1985! The scope and amount of information they are requesting is gigantic!

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ATO property data match could affect honest owners
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