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  • Profile photo of dannyreddannyred
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    Hi Guys,

    Just a quick one, do you have pay any CGT on your PPOR upon selling it. More specifically if you were to buy a house renovate it whilst living in it and then sell it for a profit would you pay CGT on this? I was told that you need to live in the house for more than 6 months to avoid CGT.

    Cheers[biggrin]

    Profile photo of Mortgage HunterMortgage Hunter
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    No CGT on your PPOR. Unless it was first rented. Or rented for over 6 years at any one stretch. Or if part of it was used to generate income ie renting a granny flat or running a home office that was declared as a income tax deduction.

    No minimum time of occupancy either.

    You need to do some research with the ATO to confirm this and learn about the tax act in relation to CG.

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    It may also depend on how many of these you have done. If it is a regular occurrance done in a business like fashion, the ATO could still charge you CGT on your own home. Theoretically at least.

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    Profile photo of dannyreddannyred
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    Thanks guys. I haven’t undertaken any reno projects as yet but am considering doing a few next year.

    Thanks again[biggrin]

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