Maximize Your CGT Exemption Main Residence
Selling your home doesn’t always mean facing a hefty tax bill. In Australia, the main residence exemption is one of the most powerful tools for reducing—or even eliminating—Capital Gains Tax (CGT).
✅ Did you know you can pay zero CGT when you sell your home if you meet certain ATO conditions?
✅ There’s even a special 6-year rule that lets you rent your home out and still keep the exemption.
✅ And yes—foreign residents may lose the exemption entirely unless they meet strict life event tests.
In our latest expert guide, we break down:
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What counts as a “main residence” in the eyes of the ATO
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The 6-year absence rule and how to reset it
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What happens if you rent out part of your home
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CGT impacts for Australian expats
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How to calculate partial exemptions
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What records to keep to support your claim
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Reporting the sale correctly on your tax return
✅ Read the full article on CGT Exemption for Main Residence
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