With the federal budget just five weeks away, a new capital gains tax ‘discount rate’ of 33 per cent is now widely assumed to be on the cards along with a potential limit of two negatively geared properties per person. | Collector

With the federal budget just five weeks away, a new capital gains tax ‘discount rate’ of 33 per cent is now widely assumed to be on the cards along with a potential limit of two negatively geared properties per person.

The Australian

With the federal budget just five weeks away, a new capital gains tax ‘discount rate’ of 33 per cent is now widely assumed to be on the cards along with a potential limit of two negatively geared properties per person.

With the federal budget just five weeks away, a new capital gains tax ‘discount rate’ of 33 per cent is now widely assumed to be on the cards along with a potential limit of two negatively geared properties per person.

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