Webinar – Federal Budget & EOFY — What Australian Expats Need to Do Before June 30

The 2026 Federal Budget included the biggest structural tax changes in decades — and if you’re an Australian living in the US, most of the headline benefits don’t apply to you. But the structural changes do.

The 50% CGT discount is being replaced. Negative gearing on established property is being restricted. Family trusts are getting a 30% minimum tax. The income tax cuts and the new Working Australians Tax Offset? Residents only. Non-residents still pay 30% from the first dollar.

America Josh is joined by Pau Lam from ODIN Mortgage & Tax to walk through what actually affects expats and what to do before the financial year ends on June 30. We’ll cover:

– The CGT overhaul — what replaces the 50% discount and whether timing a sale matters

– Negative gearing — who’s grandfathered, who isn’t, and how quarantining works

– The 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts and the restructuring window

– Tax cuts that don’t apply to non-residents

– Tax residency — and why getting it settled before EOFY is critical

– Common myths that keep tripping expats up

Pau has spent 10+ years helping Australian expats navigate Australian tax — from strategic planning to return preparation. General tax education, not personal advice.

Attendees can book a free Budget Impact Assessment with ODIN to review how changes apply to their situation.

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