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Selling shares? Beware of all the CGT rules!

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

With Trump’s tariffs causing big sell downs on share markets around the world, it is important to understand a few key things about how capital gains (and capital losses) from the sale of shares are treated for CGT purposes in Australia. For a start, it is crucial to know what the cost – or specifically [...]

Changes to deductibility of interest on ATO debts

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

An important reminder: Interest incurred in income years starting on or after 1 July will no longer be deductible, regardless of whether the debt relates to an earlier income year. However, interest charged by the ATO that was incurred before 1 July 2025 can still be claimed as a deduction this tax time.  Therefore, if you [...]

Age Pension means test changes: What they mean for you

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

Starting 1 July 2025, Age Pension means test thresholds will increase, potentially boosting eligibility and payments for retirees. These changes, announced by the Department of Social Services, aim to keep pace with inflation and living costs. Here’s a quick overview of how these changes may impact you. What are the Age Pension means tests? The [...]

New super facts and figures from 1 July 2025

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

If you’ve been keeping an eye on your super, you might be wondering whether the contribution limits are increasing this year. The answer is – not yet. Two key caps that determine how much you can put into super each year will stay the same from 1 July 2025. Concessional contributions These are contributions made [...]

Super guarantee is increasing to 12%

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

From 1 July 2025, your superannuation guarantee (SG) rate is increasing to 12%. That means more money going into your super from your employer, helping you build a better nest egg for retirement. But what happens if you earn some of your wages before 30 June but get paid after 1 July? Will the higher [...]

Working from home and occupancy costs

July 7, 2025 By Bryant Bryant

A recent Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) decision on working from home costs during the 2020-21 COVID lockdowns (Hall’s case) may widen the scope for claiming additional deductions for occupancy costs such as rent, mortgage interest, home insurances and rates, but only in specific circumstances. This is on top of the hourly rate most people claim [...]
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