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_Cameron3(I'm new)I'm new
9 June 2021

Hi team,

I'm looking to take out a margin loan to invest in shares. As part of the process I need to transfer the existing shares I have (which I will use as collateral for the margin loan), from my current HIN to a HIN sponsored by the margin loan company.

My question is, will transferring my shares from my existing HIN to the new HIN trigger a CGT event?

Thanks!

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BlakeATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response11 June 2021

Hi @Cameron3

It depends on how the process will work.

If you have to sell the shares with your current company and then re-purchase them with the new company, then yes. This is a disposal and is a CGT event.

If you don't sell the shares, and instead they are transferred across with you remaining as the beneficiary, such as an in-specie transfer, there will be no CGT event.

You can read about CGT events on our website.

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BlakeATO(Community Support)Community Support
ATO Certified Response11 June 2021

Hi @Cameron3

It depends on how the process will work.

If you have to sell the shares with your current company and then re-purchase them with the new company, then yes. This is a disposal and is a CGT event.

If you don't sell the shares, and instead they are transferred across with you remaining as the beneficiary, such as an in-specie transfer, there will be no CGT event.

You can read about CGT events on our website.

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