@cashunate: This is not law yet, this is a budget announcement, not legislation. It still has to pass parliament, and with the Coalition opposed and the Greens wanting to push harder, the final form could shift before it lands. Grandfathering catches most people out — it’s based on WHEN your gain accrues, not when you bought the asset. So that crypto or those shares you’ve held for years? Any growth before July 2027 keeps the old 50% discount. Anything after gets hit with the new rules. Sell before then and you dodge the new regime entirely. Super is untouched ✅ — the 50% CGT discount inside super stays. SMSFs and complying super funds are carved out of the new minimum tax regime altogether. Managed funds are out of scope ✅ — widely held trusts, including most managed investment trusts, won’t fall under the new rules. ETFs structured this way should be safe.Family trusts cop a 30% minimum tax from 2028 — if you’ve got a discretionary trust streaming income to lower-earning beneficiaries or a bucket company, that strategy largely breaks. Fixed trusts, charitable trusts and testamentary trusts are exempt.Not financial advice — talk to your accountant before making any moves.

Nate from Cashu

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Wednesday 13 May 2026 00:53:25 GMT