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I’m set to profit from Labor’s tax changes, but I plan to fight them

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 11, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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I believe young Australians will reject these taxes once they understand what they mean for their ability to invest, build businesses and get ahead.

I’m set to profit from Labor’s tax changes, but I plan to fight them

I should be cheering the 2026 federal budget. The capital gains tax changes are a major benefit to fund management businesses, including mine. They make direct investment less attractive and, in my view, tilt the playing field towards pooled structures and income-producing investments over growth businesses.

That matters to millions of Australians who invest directly. The ASX estimates that 8.3 million Australians hold on-exchange investments. These changes risk steering capital away from Australian businesses that need long-term investment to grow.

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