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Jeffdean123(Initiate)Initiate
4 Feb 2024

CGT Tax Question - 6 year rule


If I were to purchase a property, live in it for 6 months as my main residence then decide to rent it out for 5 years and sell it, do I need to pay CGT when sold?

Under the 6 year rule I do not need to, correct? 

I will just be living with my parents in the same city so does that change anything too? 


The property is bought for $400k in 2024 then let’s say sold for $800k in 2029, thats a capital gain of $400k but under the 6 year rule I am exempt from CGT??


The ato doesn’t provide much information on the criteria for the 6 year rule in terms of reasons to not live in your property and cannot find an actual pds with more information.


The biggest question I am unsure about is me living with family in the same city to rent out my property that is still my PPOR and curious if that changes anything.


Thanks

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