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Big Changes to Capital Gains Tax: What the 2026 CGT Reform Means for You
The Federal Government's CGT reform — passed as the Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Reform No. 1) Act 2026 — will replace the 50% CGT discount with cost base indexation and introduce a 30% minimum tax on certain capital gains from 1 July 2027. In this article we break down what's changing, who's affected, and the practical steps you should take now, including getting a market valuation of your assets before 1 July 2027. Read on for worked examples, key dates and action points.
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Under 18? Tax and Super questions answered
So you've landed your first gig before you can even rent a car — congratulations! Here's the honest (but friendly) rundown of what the tax office and your super fund expect from you: lodging a tax return, how superannuation works when you're under 18, and a point-form list of things to watch out for as a young employee.
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No More Card Surcharges From 1 October: What It Means For Your Wallet (And Your Local Café)
The Government is banning credit card surcharges from 1 October. Honest take: the fees don't vanish — they move into prices. Here's what the 1–2% shift means for your business, your customers, and why "cash discount" signs might be making a comeback.
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