Is the government about to pull the rug out from under the rental market? 🚨

With housing affordability dominating the headlines, Federal Labor and the Treasury are officially modeling potential changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and Negative Gearing.

Note: This deep-dive presentation was originally produced by Ben Kingsley for the Property Investors Council of Australia (PICA). Given the gravity of these potential tax reforms and how much they impact our community, we knew we had to share it here on The Property Couch. Watch the full video on PICA Here >

Ben cuts through the political spin to analyze the real-world impact of the policies currently on the table. He puts the proposals from Labor, the Greens, the Grattan Institute, and the recent Treasury news on AFR under the microscope to see who passes—and who fails—the ultimate "Supply Test."

In this episode, we cover:

The #1 Capital Gains Tax Misinformation: What most people are saying wrong?
The "Crowding Out" Myth: Do investors actually lock out First Home Buyers? (The data says otherwise).
The 90% Factor: Who is actually building Australia’s new housing stock?
The Policy Scorecard: Grading the current CGT proposals against the Government’s own objectives.
The 1999 Fact Check: The real (and forgotten) reason the 50% CGT discount was created.
The PICA Solution: A balanced, tiered CGT policy that satisfies investors, renters, and the Government.

This is a masterclass in policy and "Economic Darwinism." If you are one of the 2.3 million property investors in Australia, you cannot afford to miss this.

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