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From 1 July this year, a rezoning of land in Victoria can be subject to a tax of up to 50% of the value uplift resulting from the rezoning. This is irrespective of whether a landowner initiates the rezoning. It’s critical that all landowners, prospective purchasers and developers understand how this new tax will impact their bottom line, as well as their obligations with the State Revenue Office.
How will the tax be administered? When may the liability arise? What deferral schemes and exemptions can you leverage? Watch our webinar on demand for practical insights into the mechanics of the new tax. This session is a must for land owners, prospective purchasers and their advisors.
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New CGT reforms reshape M&A, valuations and exit planning. Understand the key implications.
A mining project is not only defined by what sits in the ground, but also by how effectively it is converted into financed, deliverable and cash-generating production.
Following the release of Exposure Draft legislation on 10 April 2026, on 2 July 2026 the Government introduced the Treasury Laws Amendment (Strengthening Accountability for Tax Adviser Misconduct and Other Measures) Bill 2026 into Parliament.
