The Government announced a raft of tax hikes in Tuesday’s federal budget, including changes to capital gains tax, leaving ...
The government has unveiled major changes to the capital gains tax discount and negative gearing in the budget.
The housing industry says it can live with replacing the 50 per cent discount on capital gains tax investors with the pre-1999 inflation-based model.
Tax experts are warning a shake up of Australia’s capital gains tax regime could give rise to the ‘never sell’ investor, putting further pressure on the nation’s tight housing market and limiting any ...
The government believes its broken promise on investment incentives will rebalance the housing market and the tax system ...
Wealthy older Australians will face far heftier tax bills when they sell assets like property or shares under Labor’s once-in ...
Scrapping the capital gains tax discount would likely deliver a tax hit to investors, as Jim Chalmers promises “intergenerational equity” in his May 12 budget.
Tax changes for property investors have been announced in Labor’s federal budget, with negative gearing and capital gains tax ...
Property executives are warning that the government’s proposed capital gains tax changes will create an overly complicated system riddled with challenges for investors and with little immediate ...
Tax changes for property investors have been announced in Labor’s federal budget, with negative gearing and capital gains tax ...
A return to the pre-1999 inflation-adjusted capital gains tax discount model may not lead to intergenerational equity ...
From the leaks and media buzz over the past weeks, it is more than likely Treasurer Jim Chalmers will be announcing some big ...
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