September 2026 Newsletter
1. BUYING A NEW HOME? MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE TAX INS AND OUTS: With house prices falling in some major capital cities, you may be looking to buy a home – either as a first home buyer or otherwise. 2. COLLECTABLES – DON’T GET CAUGHT OUT!: Capital gains tax does not just apply to “big ticket” […]
August 2026 Newsletter
RENTING OUT YOUR HOME – AND THE CGT AND NEGATIVE GEARING CHANGES: One of the many areas where the big changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax may have an effect is where you use the “absence concession” to allow you to “continue to treat” your home as your CGT-free main residence during an extended […]
July 2026 Newsletter
1. Family Trusts: If you have a family trust, there are two recent major (very major) things that have happened that will affect the way they will be taxed in the future. 2. New tax Legislation: With the Budget changes now legislated, perhaps it’s time to consider more closely how they may affect you, and what you […]
Federal Budget 2026 Newsletter
The Federal Budget, handed down on Tuesday, 12 May, is one of the most dramatic and significant budgets in decades. In our newsletter, we cover some of the key points you need to know: Please feel free to contact our office if you have any queries about these measures or how they may impact you […]
May 2026 Newsletter
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April 2026 Newsletter
1. Division 296 tax is now law: what it means for your super The new Division 296 tax is now in effect for individuals with super balances of $3 million or more from 1 July 2026. We break down how this measure works and what it could mean for your retirement savings. 2. Granny flats […]