Your 2027 property tax reform impact report. Four quick questions. One PDF.
See exactly how the proposed CGT and negative-gearing changes will hit your investment property. Compare personal, trust, company and SMSF outcomes side-by-side, then weigh selling before reform against holding longer. Plain English, statutory references, no seller-side spin.
$49 per property report · pay per report, not per structure
Free exposure check
How 1 July 2027 changes your CGT
- 50% CGT discount
- Marginal rate
- No 50% discount
- Indexed gain only
- 30% minimum tax floor
Free preview only. The full report compares six ownership structures, CGT reform exposure, two sell dates, cashflow and adviser questions. See the full report.
What you get
The 2027 property tax reform breaks the old assumptions.
The proposed changes do not hit every investor the same way. The impact depends on timing, debt, income, structure, sale year, trust settings and whether the property is new or established. One property report pulls those moving pieces into one plain-English comparison, across multiple ownership structures and two sell dates.
Current law vs proposed reform side-by-side
Annual cashflow forecast
CGT exposure with 30% minimum-tax floor
Negative-gearing restriction impact
Trust minimum tax check (proposed)
Risk scores: reform exposure, cashflow pressure, compliance
Two-sell-date comparison
Plain-English warnings with statutory references
PDF, CSV and JSON export
Structure comparison
Personal, trust, company or super? Model it before you commit.
Personal ownership
One owner, direct marginal-rate exposure.
Joint personal ownership
Two owners, split by ownership percentages.
Discretionary trust
Trust distributions plus the proposed 30% minimum-tax floor from 2028-29.
Company
Retained earnings, no 50% CGT discount, optional franking at sale.
SMSF accumulation
Pre-pension super fund. Earnings taxed at 15%, long-term gains 10% effective.
SMSF pension
Retirement-phase super fund. Eligible income and gains taxed at 0%. Div 296 modelled when TSB > $3M.
Sell timing
Should you sell before the rules change, or hold longer?
Sell timing can change projected value, CGT exposure, cashflow pressure and after-tax equity. One property report includes two sell dates so you can compare an earlier exit against a longer-hold scenario.
Sell date A
Earlier sale scenario
Model selling before the proposed reform start, for example 30 June 2027.
Sell date B
Longer hold scenario
Model holding beyond the reform start, for example a 2032 sale.
Delta view
Compare side-by-side
See the CGT, total tax, after-tax equity and cashflow difference between the two sell dates for your chosen structure.
Pricing
Choose your report credits.
You are not paying per structure. One property report can compare personal, joint, trust, company and SMSF outcomes, plus two sell dates. You currently have 0 report credits on this email.
Report credits are linked to your email, so you can access them after purchase.
Single Report
Best for one property decision.
1 property report
- 1 property report
- 2 sell dates
- Compare up to 6 ownership structures
- PDF + CSV export
- Adviser checklist
Investor Pack
Best valueBest for active investors comparing multiple properties.
3 property reports
- 3 property reports
- Compare multiple properties
- New build vs established scenarios
- Sell timing comparison
- PDF + CSV exports
Adviser Pack
For advisersBest for accountants, brokers, buyers agents and property advisers.
20 property reports
- 20 property reports (~$15 each)
- Client-ready PDFs to forward
- Priority access to new structure types
- Direct line to the team for feedback
- PDF + CSV exports
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You are purchasing report credits, not tax advice. Each report is an estimate only and should be reviewed with a qualified adviser.
Digital report-generation product. Refunds are generally not available once a report has been generated, except where required by law or where a technical issue prevents generation.
Report scope
What counts as one property report?
One property report covers one asset or proposed purchase. You can compare multiple ownership structures inside that report, including personal ownership, joint ownership, discretionary trust, company, SMSF accumulation and SMSF pension. You only need another report credit when you want to model a different property, different address, different proposed purchase, or materially different deal.
Included in one report
- Personal vs trust vs SMSF comparison
- Sale year sensitivity
- Two-sell-date comparison for the same property
- Growth assumption changes before final export
- New build vs established flag for that same property
- PDF and CSV export
Needs another report
- Different property
- Different address
- Different purchase opportunity
- Different asset class
- Separate client report
Sample report
A clear PDF you can read in one sitting.
The PDF is built to be read on its own. Every number includes the assumption behind it, statutory references where they bite, and the questions worth answering before signing a contract or restructuring ownership. Forward it to an accountant if you want a second opinion.
Example Investment Property
Illustrative numbers. Your report will differ.
SMSF result is tax-efficient under assumptions but includes access, borrowing and compliance constraints.
How it works
Run the 2027 property tax reform on your property in minutes.
Enter property details
Purchase price, current value, loan, rent, expenses and the sell date.
Pick the structure
Analyse one, or switch to Compare mode for a side-by-side matrix across all six.
Adjust the forecast
Edit growth, rent growth, CPI and vacancy if the defaults don’t suit.
Unlock the report
Use 1 credit to unlock the full PDF, CSV or JSON. Read it yourself, or share with an accountant.
FAQ
Clear answers. No fine-print games.
Start your Tax Reform Impact Report
One property. Multiple structures. Two sell dates. Built to prepare better questions before you buy, sell, hold or restructure.
ownership structures you can model
sell dates compared per property
Keep reading
Understand the 2027 property tax reform
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