Federal Budget 2026 Property Tax Guide The Federal Budget 2026 property tax changes have raised big questions for Australian property investors. What happens to negative gearing? How will the Capital Gains Tax change? Are family trusts still useful? What about bucket companies, SMSFs and company ownership? It can feel confusing.
A compulsory acquisition of an investment property can trigger a large capital gain at the worst possible time. In some cases, Subdivision 124-B may allow that gain to be deferred into a replacement asset. This article explains how the rollover works, how foreign residency and withholding affect the process, and
A Practical Guide for Australian Homeowners By Garry Wolnarek | Umbrella Property Accountants Selling the family home is often one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll ever make. For many pre-retirees and long-term property owners, it represents decades of growth, memories, and financial security — and the decisions made at
How the Gift & Buy-Back Strategy Can (Sometimes) Fix a Costly Tax Problem Upgrading your home is exciting. Keeping your original home as a rental often feels like a smart long‑term move. But for many couples, doing both at the same time quietly creates a structural tax problem — not
Moving NZ to Australia With a NZ Rental Property Including Temporary Residency, PR Pathways & CGT Planning Prepared for: John & Mary Prepared by: Garry Wolnarek – Tax Agent Purpose: Provide a clear, client-friendly explanation of how Australian tax applies to your NZ rental property depending on your visa status,
If you’re like many property investors in 2025, you might be wondering: How can I create reliable income and growth without overextending myself? You’re not alone — we hear this from clients every week. One proven answer is the granny flat strategy. Adding a granny flat isn’t just about creating
New Residential Seller Disclosure Requirement in Qld from 1st August 2025 What Property Sellers and Their Advisors Must Know Introduction Buying or selling a home in Queensland is about to undergo significant changes. From 1 August 2025, sellers will face new legal obligations to disclose important property details upfront —
⚠️ Important Timing Considerations – Especially Around Financial Year-End Scenario Overview ???????? BUYER (Grantee of Option) ✅ CGT Acquisition Date ???? Cost Base for the Buyer ????️ The 50% CGT discount will only apply if the asset is sold on or after 10 August 2025. ???????? SELLER (Grantor of Option)
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Main Points Considered A New Zealand Citizen living in Australia, do they qualify for the First Home Owners Grant (FHOG) Also, can they qualify for the First Home Owners Stamp Duty Concessions What if they rent out the spare bedroom to help pay
Summary of how the Principal Place of Residence (PPR) Exemption is impacted by moving overseas. When Australian homeowners move overseas and become non-residents for tax purposes, selling their principal residence (PPR) can lead to significant capital gains tax (CGT) liabilities. Since 1 July 2020, non-residents have generally been ineligible for
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”] [et_pb_row admin_label=”row”] [et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] Having an investment property prior or posted to it being a principal place of residence has tricky CGT Calculations. Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is an essential consideration for property owners when selling a property used for different purposes over time. This blog outlines
When the deceased person’s home has a mixed history of being a principal home and a rental, combined with the fact the estate sells the otherwise principal home after 2 years, the CGT is not so easy to understand for the family left to deal with how and if CGT
