Aussies Are About to Be Hit With the Biggest Tax Hike in Three Decades | CGT Discount Cancelled

By Scott Kuru

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Capital gains tax policy changes are being discussed at the highest levels of Australian government, yet recent Senate hearings revealed troubling gaps in the research and modelling behind these proposals. In this video, I examine the actual exchanges between senators and policy researchers, highlighting what was admitted about rental impact assessment, housing supply considerations, and revenue forecasting. Property investment strategy in Australia depends on understanding tax settings, market dynamics, and policy direction. When major tax changes are proposed without a comprehensive analysis of their effects on housing affordability, rental costs, and investment behaviour, every property stakeholder needs to pay attention. This breakdown gives you the full context of where CGT policy discussions stand and what evidence, or lack thereof, is driving potential changes to property investment taxation in Australia. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these ma

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