Can you disregard any capital gain or loss on the disposal of your property?
Yes The capital gain or loss on disposal of the Property will be disregarded pursuant to section 118-110. Subsection 118-115(1) of the ITAA 1997 defines 'dwelling' as it is used in the main residence exemption. It states a dwelling includes a unit of accommodation that is a caravan. This ruling applies for the following period : Year ended DD/MM/20YY The scheme commenced on: DD/MM/20YY
On DD/MM/20YY, you (Person A and Person B) jointly acquired a block of land at XXX (the property). For the full period of your ownership, you resided at the property in a caravan. You did not own or treat any other property as your main residence during this time. You had a shed on the property that was connected to electricity and mains water. You maintained a registered postal address and letterbox at the property and had all correspondence delivered there. You advised the state transport department of your new address and they subsequently updated your drivers' licenses to show this address. On DD/MM/20YY, you signed a contract of sale. On DD/MM/20YY, settlement occurred.
Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 section 118-110 Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 section 118-115