Quick Property Assessment · 60 seconds

What does the budget
mean for your property?

Pick your situation below. Enter two or three numbers. Get one clear result — what the 2026 budget timing means for you, in dollars.

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Step 1 — Your situation

Investment property — CGT timing

From 1 July 2027, the 50% CGT discount is replaced for established properties. F3 — budget.gov.au. These numbers show you the difference between selling before and after that date.

2014
CGT is added to your income and taxed at your marginal rate.
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The cost of timing

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additional estimated CGT if you sell on/after 1 July 2027

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Scenario Estimated CGT
Sell before 1 July 2027 Existing rules
50% CGT discount · gain × 0.5 × your marginal rate
Sell on/after 1 July 2027 New rules (F3)
Pre-2027 gain: 50% discount · post-2027 gain: CPI indexation + 30% min rate
Timing difference
Capital gain
Current value minus purchase price
Years held
To 2026 from purchase year
Pre-2027 gain portion
Keeps 50% discount regardless
Key assumptions: CPI 2.5% p.a. for cost-base indexation. Grandfathered split: gain allocated proportionally to pre/post 1 July 2027 based on years held. Post-2027 portion taxed at max(30%, your marginal rate). Simplified model — actual outcome depends on your specific cost base, ownership structure and tax position.

Source: budget.gov.au — Tax reform (F3) · Factsheet (PDF)
Example scenario

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First home buyer — the 30 June 2026 cliff

The QLD First Home Owner Grant is $30,000 for contracts signed by 30 June 2026, then drops to $15,000. Your contract date — not settlement — is what counts. F5 — qld.gov.au.

Deadline — 30 June 2026
Sign before 30 June 2026 and claim $30,000.
Sign after and it halves to $15,000.
$600,000
FHOG applies to new homes only, value < $750,000 (incl. land). Cap shown above.
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Support you lose by waiting past 30 June 2026

$15,000

The FHOG halves — that difference is gone the moment you sign after 30 June 2026

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Support Before 30 Jun 2026 After 30 Jun 2026
QLD First Home Owner Grant (new builds) F5 $30,000 $15,000
Stamp duty waiver — new homes QLD
$0 duty on new homes (no price cap)
LMI saving est. (5% deposit guarantee)
Est. ≈ budget × 2.5%
Total support stack
Grant reduction
−$15,000
Fixed loss from missing the 30 Jun 2026 cliff
Stamp duty waiver
Same before & after — new homes only
Your budget
Duty and LMI calculated on this
Key assumptions: New homes only (value < $750k). FHOG cliff is 30 June 2026 by contract date (not settlement). Stamp duty waiver = full QLD duty on established property equivalent (simplified). LMI saving ≈ budget × 2.5% (5% deposit guarantee scheme). This stack applies only to eligible first home buyers on new builds.

Sources: QLD Govt FHOG (F5) · QLD Revenue Office

Important — contract date, not settlement

The $30,000 FHOG is determined by the date you sign the contract (or slab date for a new build). Settlement can happen weeks or months later. If you're close to 30 June, talk to your solicitor about exchange timing — a few days can be worth $15,000.

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Buying a home — stamp duty estimate

QLD stamp duty is typically the largest transaction cost. This estimate uses the owner-occupier, established-property scale.

Estimated QLD stamp duty

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estimated stamp duty on your budget (QLD owner-occupier scale)

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Purchase budget
Stamp duty est.
Effective duty rate
Duty as % of purchase price
Key assumptions: QLD owner-occupier, established property scale (simplified). Scale: ≤$5k → $0; ≤$75k → 1.5%; ≤$540k → 3.5%; ≤$1M → 4.5%; >$1M → 5.75%. Actual duty may differ based on concessions, property type, and current legislation. Consult your solicitor for an accurate figure.
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