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Treasury's Own Examples Show Some Investors Will Pay Less Under the New CGT Rules: and Others Up to $58,851 More

These changes are already law. The Tax Reform No. 1 Act 2026 replaces the 50% CGT discount for individuals with indexation of the cost base from 1 July 2027. It also adds a 30% minimum tax on gains that accrue from that date.

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Work From Home or Rent Out a Room? How Your Main Residence Exemption Can Be Shaved: and How the 2027 CGT Rules Change the Maths

The government's Budget explainer is clear that "the main residence remains exempt from CGT". The Tax Reform No. 1 Act 2026 is now law. From 1 July 2027 it replaces the 50% CGT discount for individuals with indexation of the cost base and a …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Sell One Day Too Early and Lose the Tax Break: The 12-Month Rule That Will Decide Who Gets CGT Indexation

The Tax Reform No. 1 Act 2026 is now law. From 1 July 2027 it replaces the 50% CGT discount for individuals with indexation of the cost base, together with a 30% minimum tax on gains accruing from that date. Gains that accrue before …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Over 60 and Downsizing in South Australia? Stamp Duty Relief Worth Up to $103,830: and Who Qualifies

RevenueSA's guidance sets out the thresholds. Full relief applies to a new home or off-the-plan apartment with a dutiable value of $2 million or less. Partial relief applies between $2 million and $2.1 million, and there is no relief at $2.1 million or more.

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

WA First-Home Buyers Now Pay No Stamp Duty Up to $600,000: and Some Can Claim a Refund

The WA Government set out the changes on 29 July 2026 in its 2026–27 housing taxation package. For transactions on or after 7 May 2026, first home owners pay no duty on new or established homes up to $600,000, compared with $500,000 before. A …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Tasmania's First-Home Stamp Duty Exemption Has Ended: What Buyers Face Now: and the $20,000 Grant That Remains

The exemption began in July 2024, replacing a 50% duty concession for first-home buyers, according to Yahoo Finance's reporting of the change in May. A July 2024 release from the Tasmanian Premier said the cap on eligible property values had originally been set at …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

28 October Is the Payday Super Line in the Sand

The date is drawn from Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2026/1, which the ATO issued on 28 January 2026. A practical compliance guideline is ATO guidance on how the Tax Office will apply its compliance resources. It is not legislation.

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Paying Super Late Under Payday Super? How the New Charge Adds Interest, an Uplift of up to 60%

Employers who fall behind on super now face a rebuilt super guarantee charge, with interest set at the ATO's general interest charge rate, an administrative uplift the ATO says starts at 60%, and a late payment penalty that cannot be remitted. The first quarter …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

'It's a Demand for Payment': ATO Super Letters Chase Employers for Quarters Going Back to 2021

Employers have been receiving ATO letters warning they may have underpaid super guarantee in quarters going as far back as September 2021, with one restructuring adviser describing them as "a demand for payment". The letters, reported by Accountants Daily on 22 September, ask employers …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026

Your PAYG Instalments Have Been Lifted 5% This Year: the GDP 'Uplift' Behind Bigger Quarterly

Taxpayers who pay PAYG instalments as a set amount each quarter will find this year's figure has been lifted by 5%. The ATO has confirmed that "the GDP adjustment for the 2026–27 income year is 5%", up from 4% in 2025–26. The increase matters …

Aditi Sarkar | 12 October 2026
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