I purchased an investment property in June 1999. It has been rented out until now. Im about to move i to the property as my primary home. How do/ does capital improvements made during the rental period and potentially during my "living in" period affect the cost base of the unit when I eventually, at some point in the future,sell and pay CGT?
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Improvements are added to cost base, but capital works claimed while rented reduce the cost base.
Main residence exemption is applied pro rata after capital gain has been determined.
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Improvements are added to cost base, but capital works claimed while rented reduce the cost base.
Main residence exemption is applied pro rata after capital gain has been determined.
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