Under the Hood: Why you should care about the latest property tax changes
Accountants Daily Podcast NetworkShow Notes
In this episode of Under the Hood, Accountants Daily journalist Carlos Tse is joined by Lee-Ann Hayes, head of education at Accurium and TaxBanter, to discuss the biggest developments affecting property tax, including proposed CGT reforms, the Morton case, granny flat arrangements, holiday home deductions, and the challenges facing accountants following the federal budget. Tune in to hear more about: Why the latest CGT changes mean accountants need to relearn the rules. What the Morton case meant for property developments and the mere realisation of capital assets. How current granny flat arrangements could impact eligibility for the main residence exemption. The significant changes the ATO's holiday home guidance may bring to deduction claims for many property owners. The practical challenges accountants face as clients seek advice on proposed tax reforms and property investments.
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