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Hey here is some reading for you which confirms majority of what people have written.
the Capital gains tax property exemption calculator is pretty good tool to help out its at the bottom of the page http://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/co...tent/36883.htm there are examples of each type of case. helpful hint when using the calcuatlor or just the ATO information - build a time line on some paper. - Contract Signed date - Settlement date - Rented from - Rented to - Lived in from - Sold etc |
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CGT applies only to the two years that you rented the house out. Ie any gains made on the property made within the time you rented it out. And with the house market the way its been you are pobably running a capital loss on the house so wouldnt have to worry about it.
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