2026 Investment Property Tax Reform Guide
The Federal Budget 2026–27 proposes significant changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax that may affect residential investment property owners. As a result, reviewing your position before the rules commence on 1 July 2027 is worth doing sooner rather than later.
Federal Budget 2026–27
Investment Property Tax Reform Guide
A simple guide to help you understand how the proposed negative gearing and CGT changes may apply to your investment property.
Important note: This guide is general information only and is based on the proposed Federal Budget 2026–27 tax reforms. It does not take into account your personal circumstances and should not be relied on as financial, legal, or taxation advice. Please speak with your accountant, financial adviser, or tax professional before making any investment decisions.
Source: Budget Paper No. 1, Statement 4. Guide prepared for general client education.
If you need further help or would like us to walk you through your options, reach out to our property management team for personalised guidance.
For full details, visit the Australian Government Budget 2026–27