From 1 July 2027, Australia replaces the 50% CGT discount with cost base indexation and a 30% minimum tax floor. What this means for investors, pre-CGT assets, negative gearing, and new builds.
From Stage 3 tax cuts to permanent instant asset write-offs and superannuation reforms — a comprehensive breakdown of every tax change affecting Australians in the 2026-27 financial year.
From the 2026 financial year, the foreign resident CGT withholding rate rises to 15% and the $750,000 threshold is removed. Understand the 2026 foreign cgt withholding rules, compliance obligations, clearance certificates, and how these changes affect Australian property transactions.
Foreign resident CGT withholding sits at 12.5% in the current law, with a $750,000 market value threshold. From 1 July 2025 the rate rises to 15% and the threshold is abolished—affecting every property disposal from 2026. This guide covers the mechanics, clearance certificates, and what the changes mean for mortgage borrowers.
Understand the main residence exemption 2026 rules for Australian property owners. Explore the six-year absence rule, converting a home to an investment, foreign resident changes, and ATO compliance — independent analysis, not advice.
The CGT 50% discount on capital gains for Australian property investors faces potential reduction by 2026. Understand timing, tax implications, and mortgage considerations with Arrivau's independent analysis.
The CGT 50 percent discount remains a cornerstone for Australian property investors. As 2026 approaches, we examine eligibility, calculation methods, ATO compliance, and strategic considerations for investment property sales. Information only, not personal financial advice.
When a foreign resident disposes of Australian taxable property, the 12.5% CGT withholding applies. Selling within two years may trigger a capital loss and complex FIRB compliance. Read the rules.
Full exemption for the home you actually live in - but the six-year rule, partial exemptions and death transfers complicate things.
Spreading sales across financial years and bunching deductions in the same year can save five-figure amounts of tax.
Rent out your former home for up to six years and still claim the main residence exemption. The conditions and the edge cases.