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  • Profile photo of TalismansTalismans
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    Hi all,

    I have been living in my current house for more than 2 years. After talking to a local town planner recently, I found out that I can build an extra dwelling on the block.

    Can anyone please let me know what is the tax implication of selling the new dwelling in the following situations:

    1. Build first, subdivide to strata title while building and rent it out while building

    Is it true that when I sell it, the capital gain would be sale price minus building costs?

    To avoild this huge capital gain for the new dwelling, I could:

    2. Build first, subdivide to strata title while building then move in to the new house when complete.

    Hence will I be excempted from the capital gain when I sell the new dwelling if I sell it say a year later?

    I'm not sure which approach I should take to achieve the most tax effective outcome.

    Thanks,
    Talismans

    Profile photo of Positive ResultsPositive Results
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    Hi Talismans,

    I recommend you speak with Julia Hartman from Bantax or someone else who is qualified in this type of question. 

    I have heard that you can ask a tax question to Julia on the below link

    www.bantacs.com.au/QandA/index.php
     

    Hope this helps
    Paul.

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