Cryptocurrency Regulation Australia 2026
Australia's Digital Assets Framework Act 2026 takes effect with the 30 June 2026 AFSL deadline, Travel Rule from 1 July 2026, and full licensing from April 2027. What crypto investors and platforms must know.
Australia's Digital Assets Framework Act 2026 takes effect with the 30 June 2026 AFSL deadline, Travel Rule from 1 July 2026, and full licensing from April 2027. What crypto investors and platforms must know.
From 1 July 2027, negative gearing losses on established investment property are quarantined. What it means, who is exempt, the 12 May 2026 cutoff date, and strategies for property investors.
Complete 2026-27 guide for foreign property investors in Australia: FIRB rules, established dwelling ban extended to 2029, state-by-state foreign surcharges, new build pathways, and enforcement.
A complete guide to finance regulatory changes in Australia for 2026-27: BNPL licensing, Open Banking expansion to non-bank lenders, the Scams Prevention Framework, and APRA macroprudential settings.
Key superannuation changes for 2026-27: indexed caps, Payday Super, Division 296 tax on high balances, and the 12% SG rate. Full breakdown of concessional and non-concessional caps.
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.
Explore when an investment property interest-only loan is the winning strategy in 2026. Analysis of APRA buffers, RBA rates, tax deductions, and cash flow scenarios. Independent Australian information.
Five-year ROI modelling for Australian borrowers refinancing to release equity for property investment. Compare interest savings, tax outcomes and capital growth with sensitivity analysis. Independent data-driven review.
Understand the ATO's refinance investment tax rules for Australian borrowers. This deep analysis covers interest deductibility, loan purpose, and how to preserve tax deductions when refinancing an investment property.
IO is not free money - the reversion step-up can be brutal. Four scenarios where IO genuinely saves cash, and three where it loses.
Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements are the only legal way a self-managed super fund can borrow to buy property. The rules and the lenders.