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  1. Terry_w

    Capital Gains Tax - Principal Place of Residence

    no need to move back in to claim the 6 years
  2. Terry_w

    Capital Gains Tax - Principal Place of Residence

    The relevant piece of law is s 118-145 ITAA97. This says, basically, if you are absent from your main residence you can still count it as your main residence for a period of up to 6 years after you move out. There is no definition of main residence, no minimum time that you have to live in a...
  3. Terry_w

    Capital Gains Tax - Principal Place of Residence

    OSR don't administer income tax, the ATO do, but no need to notify them about changing use. As the property is a rental now, assuming you never lived in it, it will always be subject to CGT based on a time basis. What you should have done was live in one or all of these properties from...
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