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Australia may be on the verge of major tax changes that could significantly impact property investors.

A new Senate report expected on March 17, 2026 is looking at changes that could double the tax paid by property investors through adjustments to capital gains tax and other investment incentives.

In this video, we break down:
📌 What the proposed tax changes are
📌 Why the government is considering them
📌 How they could impact property investors
📌 The potential effects on housing supply and the rental crisis
📌 What investors should be thinking about right now

Many investors rely on incentives like the 50% capital gains tax discount, but proposals could reduce or remove these benefits. That could dramatically change the economics of investing in Australian property.

If you invest in property — or are thinking about investing — this is something you need to understand before making your next move.

#PropertyInvesting #AustralianRealEstate #PropertyTax #HousingCrisis #RealEstateAustralia

Chapters
00:00 – 00:50 Introduction
00:50 – 02:16 Why Investors Are Targeted
02:16 – 04:36 The Rental Crisis
04:36 – 06:56 Capital Gains Tax Explained
06:56 – 08:46 Investor Confidence Falling
08:46 – 11:26 Proposed Tax Changes
11:26 – 13:46 Impact on Investors
13:46 – 16:26 If Investors Exit the Market
16:26 – 19:36 Who Pays the Tax
19:36 – 22:26 Tax Increase Example
22:26 – 25:46 Housing Supply Effects
25:46 – 29:06 Why Government Is Doing This
29:06 – 32:26 Impact on Younger Buyers
32:26 – 35:36 Market Outlook
35:36 – 37:56 Final Thoughts

This video is provided by Confidence Finance Pty Ltd (ACL 488313) & Flint Trademark Pty Ltd. This is general information only and not personal advice. Please seek credit advice from us directly and independent tax, legal or financial advice where appropriate.

Reach out to us at www.australianpropertytalk.com.au