The Profit Generator Show with Nathan Rigney

The Budget Breakdown

Nathan Rigney Season 2 Episode 10

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The Federal Budget has landed… and there’s a LOT business owners and investors need to understand.

Over the past week, I’ve been breaking down the biggest Budget announcements across a series of reels - so we’ve stitched them all together into one longer-form video to help you understand what this could actually mean for you moving forward.

In this video, we cover:
✔️ Capital Gains Tax changes
✔️ Negative gearing updates
✔️ Family trust changes
✔️ Instant asset write-offs
✔️ Property investing impacts
✔️ Business tax implications
✔️ What small business owners should be paying attention to now

Some of these proposed changes could have a major impact on:

  • investors
  • business owners
  • family structures
  • property decisions
  • future tax planning

But remember - not everything has passed legislation yet, and every situation is different.

The biggest mistake you can make right now is making emotional decisions based on headlines instead of getting proper advice and understanding your numbers.

If you have questions about how these changes may affect your business, investments or structure, reach out to the team.

Because we actually give a shit.

👇 Let me know in the comments:
Do you think these Budget changes help or hurt small businesses in Australia?

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