TREE NEWS reports: Australian Bitcoin holders are being advised to consider setting up a self-managed super fund (SMSF) or a company, or even leaving the country, to deal with the large capital gains tax increase scheduled for 2027. The strategies are aimed at mitigating the impact of the CGT hike on their Bitcoin holdings.
Australian Bitcoiners Weigh Strategies to Offset 2027 CGT Hike
The headline number is the 2027 date, but the real signal is behavioral: holders are already restructuring ownership years ahead of a tax change, which can shift where coins sit and how they are custodied. The SMSF and company routes carry their own compliance and control trade-offs, so the planning conversation is less about avoidance than about which structure fits a given holder's situation. Whether this early repositioning actually moves coins into new vehicles, and how advisers frame the exit-country option, is the open question worth watching.
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