Inherited property and CGT

Recorded live 18 Sep 2025

$213.64 +GST

Step-by-step guide to:

  • Calculating capital gains and losses 
  • Understand the concessions that can apply to minimise tax liabilities 
  • The significant impact that recent changes to the rules can have on clients

While many practitioners and clients are familiar with the key concepts that apply when calculating capital gains, applying the CGT discount and main residence exemption rules, a different process needs to be followed when dealing with property that has been inherited through a deceased estate. 

Unfortunately, some clients end up paying more tax than they really need to because no one realised how generous the concessions could actually be. 

The Dealing with Inherited Property webinar shows you how to minimise tax liabilities and maximise the concessions for clients who inherit property through a deceased estate. 

What we cover 

This practical session covers: 

The differences when dealing with pre-CGT vs post-CGT properties that pass to beneficiaries of a deceased estate  

  • How to determine whether a full exemption is available on sale  
  • Understanding the complex cost base rules 
  • Using the 6-year absence rule for inherited property  
  • Calculating gains and losses under the partial exemption rules  
  • Applying the ATO’s safe harbour concession for inherited property  
  • How the result can be different depending on whether the property is sold by the executor or a beneficiary of the estate, and  
  • Special small business CGT concession rules that can apply to inherited property

 

Registration includes:

  • 1.25 hour on-demand event
  • 1.25 accredited CPD hours from Knowledge Shop
  • Access to the recording and materials available to access for 3 months after purchasing the event
  • Reference guides, slides and case studies 
Michael Carruthers round

Presented by

Michael Carruthers
Tax Director
Knowledge Shop

This webinar is presented by our partners at Knowledge Shop.

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