Capital Gains Tax On PPOR(held for less than 1 year)

Hi guys
Been a while since I have posted.
I have finished a reno on our PPOR and due to a few problems with names on title and such we are considering selling.
Originally wanted to refinance but I shall be up for a heap of stamp duty due to the fact that the original partner is now wanting out and new partner wanting in. The costs for adding a name to title will incur stamp duty.
Anyway, best option at the moment seems to sell, and buy a new PPOR (in the correct structure this time!) and start the process again.
Here are the numbers;

house bought for 300k
after reno value 370k
I have owned the house for 5 months

After paying out the loan and selling costs how is the CGT calculated on the money left?

thanks ppl
dags
 
If you've been living in it and didn't claim another other property as your PPOR, CGT is zero because you get the PPOR exemption?
Alex
 
far out im sure there was less than a cupla seconds for your reply! how much coffee you drank this morning?
 
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