From CGT to Super: The Biggest 2026-27 Federal Budget Changes Explained
Big tax changes are on the table in the 2026–27 Federal Budget. From capital gains tax and negative gearing to trusts and minimum tax rates - there is a lot for individuals, investors and business owners to consider.
We have broken down the key measures and what they may mean in practice.
A proposed 30% minimum tax could apply to many discretionary trusts from 1 July 2028 which could mark a significant shift for Australian businesses, investors and advisers.
From 1 October 2026, separate surcharges for major prepaid, debit and credit card payments are expected to be phased out across the main card networks.
Top three changes to the FBT (fringe benefits tax) on electric vehicles to plan ahead for across future years.
