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Federal Budget 2026: Negative Gearing and CGT Changes Explained for Property Investors
: The 2026-27 Federal Budget limits negative gearing to new builds and replaces the 50% CGT discount with indexation from 1 July 2027. Sydney accountants explain what it means for you.
Why Digital Artists & VRChat Creators Need Specialist Accountants in Australia
Specialist accountants for digital artists, VRChat creators, avatar designers and indie game developers across Australia. Tax, GST, bookkeeping and business advice for online creator income.
Do You Pay Inheritance Tax in Australia? And What About CGT?
Australia has no inheritance tax, but CGT may apply. Learn how inherited property and assets are taxed and what to do.
Late Tax Returns in Australia: What Happens and How to Fix It
Behind on tax returns in Australia? Learn penalties, ATO actions, and how to fix overdue lodgements quickly and safely.
Shares and Investing Tax in Australia: What You Need to Know
Investing in shares is one of the most effective ways to build wealth. But many investors misunderstand how tax applies. If you get it wrong, you either overpay or risk penalties. How Shares Are Taxed There are two main tax components: 1. Capital Gains Tax You pay CGT when you sell shares at a profit. Held over 12 months → 50% discount applies Held under 12 months → full gain is taxable (This may or may not change under the new proposed laws ) 2. Dividends and Franking Credit
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