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Ghostmas(Newbie)Newbie
2 Jan 2024

Hi ATO Community - this question relates to a specific scenario in regards to CGT and the 6-year rule.


I currently own two properties (PPOR and an Investment) which I am considering selling in order to fund the purchase of a single PPOR in 2024. The timeline is detailed below.


Timeline:

  1. September 2018: Purchased Property 1 and moved in immediately as a PPOR
  2. October 2019: Relocated and used Property 1 as an investment property
  3. August 2022: Returned to Brisbane. Purchased Property 2 and moved in immediately as a PPOR

Although I have not lived in Property 1 since October 2019, would I still be able to claim it as a PPOR through the 6-year rule for a CGT exemption? This would mean I pay CGT on Property 2 which I would prefer.


Thank you in advance!



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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
3 Jan 2024

Although I have not lived in Property 1 since October 2019, would I still be able to claim it as a PPOR through the 6-year rule for a CGT exemption? This would mean I pay CGT on Property 2 which I would prefer.


Yes, you can do that.


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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
3 Jan 2024

Although I have not lived in Property 1 since October 2019, would I still be able to claim it as a PPOR through the 6-year rule for a CGT exemption? This would mean I pay CGT on Property 2 which I would prefer.


Yes, you can do that.


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