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I’ve been renting my house for two years. Will I have to pay tax when I sell?

Six-year main-residence rules could let the seller avoid capital gains tax, while non-concessional super contributions may also apply.

Summary by Sydney Morning Herald
If you’ve previously lived in a house that you’re now renting, you might be able to save on capital gains tax when you sell.

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I’ve been renting my house for two years. Will I have to pay tax when I sell?

If you’ve previously lived in a house that you’re now renting, you might be able to save on capital gains tax when you sell.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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