The 1 July 2027 rule change locks in a new capital gains position for property investors. Answer five quick questions, then choose the free report that fits your position.
That’s the gap the 2026 Budget opened between two investors with the same money, one holding established property, one holding new builds. The full worked example is in your report.
Source: One Haven analysis of the 2026 Federal Budget measures.
No documents needed — just where you are at with property today.
The free Capital Gains Playbook — or a bespoke Detailed Investment Return Analysis built on your numbers. Your choice, both free.
The Playbook lands in minutes. A Detailed Analysis takes a little longer — it is prepared on your numbers.
The Playbook explains the new rules in plain English. The Detailed Investment Return Analysis applies them to your numbers. Both are free, you choose at the final step.
The rule change most investors have misread, explained in plain English — with a worked example showing how one decision leaves the same investor thousands a year better or worse off, and the moves worth weighing before the deadline.
Everything in the Playbook, applied to your position — cash flow modelling on the property in front of you, year-by-year projected returns, and your optimum tax position under the post-2027 rules.
Government policy, not a grey-area trick. Whichever you choose, the other is a reply away.
“I assumed the Budget had closed the door on us. The Playbook showed the exception in black and white ... nobody else had explained it this plainly.”
“What I valued most was being told plainly what was and wasn’t realistic for our situation. No hard sell, no pushing toward something that didn’t fit.”
“The return analysis put real numbers on a decision we’d been circling for a year. We moved before the deadline with our eyes open.”
The rules change on 1 July 2027. Our quick 30 second questionnaire tells us exactly where you stand, and what’s worth doing about it.
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