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The new CGT rules from 1 July 2027 could create different outcomes for investment properties with major capital improvements and businesses that have built significant goodwill over time. While you may not need to obtain a valuation immediately, preserving strong evidence around the transition date could give you more options when the asset is eventually sold.

Family businesses using discretionary trusts should review the proposed 30% minimum tax before considering restructuring. Understand the tax, duty, legal, finance and succession implications before making a move.

Your sales can be growing while your profit is shrinking. Discover how rising costs, pricing pressures and margin compression can quietly eat into your business profits.

Interest rates may be on hold, but Australian family businesses still need to prepare for higher borrowing costs, tighter cash flow and the possibility of further rate increases. Here’s how to protect, preserve and build a stronger business for what comes next.

Proposed changes to discretionary trust taxation could introduce a 30% minimum tax, creating significant implications for Australian family businesses. Before restructuring your trust, it is important to understand the potential tax costs, affected beneficiaries, and what the proposed changes could mean for your long-term business and family wealth strategy.

The “widow tax” highlights how well-intentioned tax policy can create unintended consequences for families. This article explores why meaningful consultation matters in developing fairer, more effective tax policies.

Australia’s proposed 2026 negative gearing reforms are expected to reshape property investment, but many economists and industry experts believe housing affordability challenges go far beyond tax policy alone. Here’s what the proposed changes could mean for investors, rental supply, property prices and long-term tax planning.