Capital Gains Tax on Block of Units Sales: Simon Abbott’s 2026 Owner Guide
Selling a block of units can have major capital gains tax (CGT) ramifications. Simon Abbott breaks down key CGT issues for Victorian owners considering a sale in 2026, with practical scenarios.
Topics:
- Individual vs company/entity ownership (how CGT applies)
- 50% CGT discount eligibility
- Managing CGT when selling blocks in multiple contracts
- Pro-rata calculations for mixed use, partial disposals
- ATO record-keeping traps Simon has seen cost sellers dearly
Scenario: Two brothers sold an 8-unit block; changing from joint to company ownership meant no 50% discount and triggered unexpected CGT. Simon’s advice: always seek pre-sale tax structuring.
For specific CGT scenarios and strategies, ask Simon’s network.
Request tax-smart block sale advice from Simon Abbott at Collings.
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