Inheriting a property can provide valuable financial security, but it can also raise important tax and financial decisions. Whether you sell the property, keep it as an investment, move into it or hold onto it for several years, your choices may affect the amount of capital gains tax (CGT) you eventually pay. The CGT treatment…
If you invest outside super, through shares, ETFs, managed funds or property, the way capital gains are taxed can make a meaningful difference to your after-tax return. That doesn’t mean tax should drive every investment decision. But when the rules change, it’s worth pausing and asking a simple question. Does this change the best structure,…
The Federal Budget 2026 introduced significant changes to negative gearing, creating new considerations for property investors across Australia. Whether you own a single investment property or a larger portfolio, understanding how these changes affect your tax position, cash flow and long-term investment strategy is essential. While the details can seem complex, the key questions are…