What proposed CGT reform, property impacts and trust changes mean for investors and businesses.

The 2026 Federal Budget introduces some of the most significant changes to Australia’s tax landscape in decades, reshaping how capital gains, property investments and trust structures are taxed.

With reforms to CGT, tighter restrictions on negative gearing and new rules impacting discretionary trusts, investors and business owners will need to reassess their strategies and structures.

Our experts cut through the headlines to explain the proposed changes, what it means in practice, and how you can position yourself for what comes next. Watch the recording below. 

 

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William Laird

William Laird

Partner, Business Advisory
RSM Australia

William Laird is a Partner in RSM Australia’s Business Advisory division, with extensive experience advising privately owned and family businesses on tax, structuring and strategic growth.... VIEW PROFILE >>
Robert Zammit

Robert Zammit

Partner, Financial Services
RSM Australia

Robert Zammit is a Partner in RSM Financial Services based in Perth, with more than 20 years’ experience in financial planning and strategic advice.... VIEW PROFILE >>

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