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Debate around capital gains tax (CGT) reform has resurfaced, with recent reporting suggesting the CGT discount could again come under review as part of broader tax and housing policy discussions. Broader housing affordability debates have also referenced CGT settings alongside supply-side reforms. Currently, individuals who hold assets for more than 12 months may be eligible…
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The Federal Government has renewed its superannuation reform agenda, pairing high-balance tax changes with measures aimed at improving outcomes for lower-income earners. Recent reporting highlights proposed adjustments to the Low Income Super Tax Offset (LISTO), designed to enable workers on modest incomes to build their retirement savings. For workers reviewing their entitlements with an experienced…
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The Federal Government’s push to reshape superannuation tax concessions has returned to the spotlight, with renewed focus on Division 296 and broader “better targeted superannuation concessions” reforms. Recent reporting has discussed higher effective tax rates on very large super balances, including commentary about potential future tiers in wider “wealth tax” debates. Importantly, under the current…
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Australia’s Future Fund has reported another period of strong investment performance, renewing public discussion about what sovereign wealth fund returns actually mean for everyday taxpayers. While the Fund doesn’t operate like a household investment portfolio, its results matter for long-term fiscal stability, government borrowing needs, and broader policy settings. For individuals speaking with an accountant…
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The Reserve Bank of Australia’s February 2026 decision to lift the cash rate target to 3.85% has tangible implications not just for borrowers, but also for savers. The higher policy rates are likely flowing through to savings accounts and term deposits—though unevenly and often with conditions attached. For households reviewing their options with an accountant…
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Australia’s cash rate has now risen to 3.85%, marking another tightening step by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) as it continues to press against persistent inflation pressures. For households with a mortgage, this shift is not theoretical—it directly affects monthly repayments, borrowing capacity, and broader household cash flow. For many clients speaking with an…
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Living costs are continuing to rise — and not just for one group. New data shows that all household types experienced higher living costs through the December 2025 quarter, reinforcing why many Australians feel their budgets are still under pressure even as headline inflation slows. For households reviewing their position with an accountant Box Hill,…
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A proposal to rethink how Australian companies are taxed is back in focus, with renewed attention on the Productivity Commission’s (PC) idea of introducing a net cashflow tax alongside reducing the existing company tax rates. While some headlines have framed this as a measure aimed at “big business”, the proposal — as described by the…
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Speculation about changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax (CGT) discount has resurfaced, prompting many property investors to ask a familiar question: should I sell now? While headlines can create urgency, tax-driven decisions made in haste often backfire. For investors seeking clarity from an accountant Box Hill, the key is separating confirmed rules…
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Australia’s long-standing capital gains tax (CGT) discount is back under political and economic scrutiny, with renewed debate about whether the 50% discount should be scaled back. For investors, retirees, and aspiring first home buyers, the discussion is not just theoretical — changes could materially affect after-tax returns, retirement planning, and housing market behaviour. For many…
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Sienna Jiang is the Founder and Managing Director of Infinity Solution Tax Plus, a Chartered Accounting firm dedicated to helping clients stay financially organised while achieving their business, financial, and personal goals.
A Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with over 10 years of experience in accounting and taxation, Sienna brings broad and in-depth expertise in tax compliance, business advisory, financial reporting, and strategic tax planning for individuals and small businesses — including significant experience working with professionals in the medical field.
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