28/08/2026
Big changes coming to Capital Gains Tax - here's what small business owners need to know 👇
The Albanese Government announced a significant overhaul to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) as part of the 2026-27 Federal Budget - here's what it means for small business owners.
What's changing:
From 1 July 2027, the current 50% CGT discount (the one you get when you hold an asset for more than 12 months) will be replaced by an inflation-based indexation model, similar to how things worked pre-1999. A 30% minimum tax on net capital gains will also apply.
What's NOT changing:
The four small business CGT concessions under Division 152 have been carved out of the reform entirely and remain in place. The active asset reduction threshold is also being lifted to $10 million from 2027–28.
If you need help making sense of this, or how it affects your situation, book a chat with the team at Hurney Partners. We'll cut through the noise and tell you exactly where you stand.
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