2009

Maxing Out Your Main Residence Claims

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 27 Aug 2009

 
This event was part of the Breakfast club series.

Even though most of us have main residences, are we getting the most out of the exemption? The main residence exemption can be difficult to apply, especially in situations where the owners have moved out for a period of time.

This event included coverage of the CGT main residence provisions, using practical examples and case studies to illustrate situations where taxpayers are often misinformed or unaware of the pitfalls or hazards. It also dealt with common situations where the main residence exemption can be used to exempt a greater amount of capital gains from taxation than first thought.

Maxing out your main residence claims

Author(s): Robert Warnock

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  • Published On:27 Aug 2009
  • Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn

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