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My accountant call me moment ago and said that i will have the 50% discount YAY!!!
She said that if my love one die, is exemption from the rule of holding at least 1 year of my late partner 50%.
Thanks again for info……i am over the moon atm
I am in shock and very upset about my self and the situation atm. I went to my accountant today and try to fix my capital gain tax. I thought that i have 50% discount because my late wife and i bought the property back in July 2006 (more than a year holding). When i sold the property it have substantial amount of capital gain on that property.
Here is a rough summary about the situation that i am upset about:
Bought the property with my late wife 50/50 % joint tenancy.
She pass away on 13 July 2009
The property automatically goes to me.
I sold the property under auction on 3 of July 2010 and the final settlement is on the 2 Sept 2010.
I thought that we bought that property more than year so i will have the 50% discount, but no, because i sign the contract on the day of the auction on the 3 of July 2010, which not yet a year of my wife passing (i hold my late wife 50% less than a year), i only can get 25% discount on my part, which mean i have to pay about 15K more capital gain tax. I am so up set atm.
I just have a last question before i just want to forget about this <moderator: delete language>,
To hold the property a year, is that calculate the day i sign the contract after auction, or the final settlement?
http://www.ato.gov.au/taxprofessionals/content.aspx?menuid=0&doc=/content/00283809.htm&page=1&H1
Above the site said i still can lodge in now with no problem.
Can you give me a few tax agent are good in Melbourne?
Ok, So if i do it this month, no penalty apply to me then?
I decided to pay the capital gain tax for the year 2011-2012 (lump sum), will i occur penalty since i sold my property back in July 2010?