
Ep 113: 47% Tax Change & Post-Budget Structure - Jeremy Iannuzzelli & Vince Iannuzzelli
What School Should Have Taught YouShow Notes
The federal budget handed down on 12 May 2026 rewrites the rules around negative gearing, capital gains, and trust distributions.
Jeremy and Vince break down when buying in your own name still makes sense, why offset accounts are now more critical than ever for anyone with grandfathered negative gearing, and the surprising downside of the new indexation method that could see investors paying more tax than they expect. They also tackle the biggest question hanging over every family structure: are trusts dead, or are companies about to become the new go-to investment vehicle?
For anyone building wealth through property, shares, or a business, this episode is a must watch.
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