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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
31 Oct 2023

However, I feel like I would benefit more if I pay CGT on change of use (when I change from investment to PPOR).


The CGT law does not allow that. Valuations are only relevant if property started as main residence, and then rented later.


I will be doing a lot of renovations and adding significant value to the property when I am PPOR.


Then that will increase your CGT cost base.


Can I simply use a property valuation after the 8-month period and simply pay the CGT when I move in?


No - but you can add holding costs to CGT cost base.


You need to get proper advice when the property is sold.


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