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Capital gains tax and GST can be costly when they are only assessed after the deal is done.

You might be selling an investment property, transferring an asset, selling a business, changing a structure or trying to work out whether GST applies to a property transaction. You may know there will be a tax issue, but not know how large it could be or what records are needed to calculate it properly.

I’m Rafal Slowinski, Director of Tax Accounting Group Pty Ltd. I help individuals, investors and business owners in Sydney understand the tax consequences before they sell, transfer or restructure an asset.

If you need capital gains tax advice in Sydney, the best time to ask is before the decision becomes locked in.

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Hi, I’m Rafal

Rafal Slowinski is a highly accomplished tax specialist and the Director of Tax Accounting Group Pty Ltd. With a robust academic foundation featuring a degree in Accounting and Tax Law from the University of New South Wales, Rafal has dedicated his career to demystifying complex tax structures for the Australian business community.

To date, Rafal has partnered with over 2,000 businesses, delivering tailored accounting solutions and sophisticated, compliant tax minimisation strategies. Known for his proactive approach, he specialises in identifying hidden efficiencies, safeguarding wealth and helping businesses solve their most critical financial and regulatory challenges.

With CGT and GST, my job is to help you see the tax result before it surprises you.

I look at what is being sold or transferred, who owns it, how it has been used, what records are available, whether any concessions may apply and whether GST needs to be considered as part of the transaction.

That gives you a clearer position before you sign, settle or lodge.

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When A Sale Creates More Tax Questions Than Expected

Many CGT problems begin with a simple assumption.

You may assume your main residence is fully exempt. You may assume an investment property sale is straightforward. You may assume a business asset qualifies for a concession. You may assume GST does not apply because the transaction looks private or property-related.

Those assumptions can be risky.

CGT depends on the asset, ownership history, cost base, timing, use of the asset, improvements, losses, exemptions and concessions. GST can depend on whether the transaction is connected to an enterprise, whether the seller is registered or required to be registered, the type of property or business being sold and how the contract is structured.

I help you slow down the transaction and properly check the tax position.

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CGT Advice in Sydney Before You Sell

  • Good CGT advice in Sydney should not be limited to calculating the gain after settlement.Before a sale, I can help review the likely capital gain, the cost base, purchase records, improvement costs, legal fees, selling costs, ownership history, available capital losses and possible concessions.For property owners, that may include main residence issues, periods of rental use, mixed personal and business use, inherited property or investment property records.For business owners, it may include active assets, company or trust structures, small business CGT concessions, retirement planning, related-party transfers or restructuring decisions.Once the facts are clear, I explain what the likely tax position looks like and what still needs to be confirmed before the transaction moves forward.
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GST Advice When Property Or Business Assets Are Involved

GST is often missed because people assume it works the same way as income tax or CGT.

It does not.

GST may need to be considered when selling business assets, commercial property, new residential property, development property or a business as a going concern. It may also affect invoices, BAS reporting, GST credits and the way a contract should be reviewed before signing.

I can help you understand whether GST needs to be considered, what records are needed and how the GST treatment connects with your BAS and tax return.

If a solicitor or conveyancer is preparing the contract, I can work with them so the tax and accounting issues are not left until after settlement.

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What I Check Before Giving CGT Or GST Advice

Before I give advice, I want to understand the full transaction:

  • Who owns the asset?
  • When was it acquired?
  • How has it been used?
  • Is it held personally, through a company, a trust, a partnership or an SMSF?
  • Are there purchase contracts, settlement statements, improvement records and selling cost records?
  • Has the asset been rented, used in business or partly used as a main residence?
  • Is the seller registered for GST or required to be registered?
  • Is this a property sale, business sale, asset transfer, restructure or family transaction?

These details matter because small facts can change the tax outcome.

A CGT advisor in Sydney should not make a guess based on the sale price alone. The correct advice comes from understanding the asset’s history, structure and transaction before calculating the result.

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If The Sale Has Already Happened

It is better to get advice before the transaction, but I can still help if the sale has already happened.

I can review the documents, reconstruct the cost base where possible, check whether exemptions or concessions may apply, calculate the capital gain or loss and help report the result correctly in your tax return.

If GST was not considered before the transaction, I can help review the position and explain what may need to be corrected or reported.

The goal is to give you a clear and compliant way forward, even if the timing was not ideal.

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Ready To Talk Before The Tax Position Becomes A Problem?

If you are looking for a capital gains tax advisor in Sydney, I can help you understand the tax consequences before you sell, transfer, restructure or lodge.

Book your free 30-minute call and speak directly with Rafal about your CGT, GST, property, business asset or investment tax question.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    • Yes. Getting advice before the sale gives us time to review the ownership history, cost base, rental periods, main residence issues, improvement costs and possible concessions before the tax result is locked in.

    • Yes, depending on the type of property, how it has been used and whether the sale is connected to an enterprise. New residential property, commercial property and development activity can raise GST issues, so it is worth checking before signing a contract.

    • Useful records include purchase contracts, settlement statements, stamp duty records, legal fees, improvement costs, selling costs, rental history, valuation reports and any documents showing how the asset was used.

    • Yes. I can review the transaction documents, calculate the capital gain or loss where possible and help report the result correctly. If GST may have been missed, I can also review what needs to happen next.

    • Yes. Tax Accounting Group is owner-operated by Rafal, so you deal directly with the person responsible for your CGT and GST advice.