How long do you have to live in a house to avoid capital gains tax in Australia?

To avoid CGT, you’ll need to live in a property for twelve months for it to be counted as your main residence before you can move out and use it as an investment property.

Can I invest in another property to avoid capital gains?

No. There is no system by which you can defer CGT by rolling it over to another investment.

Do retirees pay capital gains tax in Australia?

Yes. Unless a retiree qualifies for an exemption, they will still need to pay CGT.

Who is exempt from paying capital gains tax?

When looking at how to avoid capital gains tax on rental property or property you own, it is wise to look at tax exemptions. You’re exempt from CGT on an investment property if: You acquired your home before 20 September 1985 Your property is your main residence You have an eligible granny flat arrangement

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