Capital gains tax

12 February 2015

Tony Negline

We have a house under our SMSF, purchased in 2010. If we sell the house, should we have to pay any CGT on the capital gains?

A: Your super fund will not pay CGT for any portion of the asset that is being used to pay a pension. If none of the house is used for pension purposes then the profit will be taxed.

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