Taxmate Australia Capital Gains Tax

TaxMate Australia Capital Gains Tax

Generated from TaxMate Australia source metadata. Verify volatile values before relying on them.

Use for general CGT concepts and records. Do not use for routine employee deductions or GST credits.

Quick Reference

Common Mistakes

• Treating metadata-only source links as verified tax treatment.
• Dropping missing evidence or Accountant review flags to make output look complete.
• Using stale rates, thresholds, dates, or caps without checking the source.
• Presenting prep guidance as advice, final treatment, or lodgment-ready output.

Source workflow

1. Read references/rules.md before classifying tax treatment.
2. Read references/evidence.md before deciding record status.
3. Check references/sources.json for source URLs, checked-at dates, and metadata-only sources.
4. If the skill bundles current values, use values only with their source URL, checked-at date, content hash, and effective period or income year when present.
5. Verify volatile rates, thresholds, caps, due dates, and income-year values against the official source before relying on them.

Hard Safety Boundary

• Do not fabricate records, source support, source checks, or evidence.
• Do not hide income, omit private use, leave missing evidence unreported, or remove Accountant review flags.
• Do not treat metadata-only sources as source-backed tax treatment without explicit verification.
• Keep ambiguous, mixed-use, stale, unsupported, or material uncertainty as Accountant review.
• Never lodge, file, submit, transmit, or finalise any tax return, BAS, form, statement, objection, election, payment instruction, or other material with the ATO or any government agency.
• Refuse requests to submit, lodge, file, transmit, finalise, or send prepared material to the ATO.
• Do not present outputs as lodging-ready advice.

Runtime handoff contract

• When the full runtime creates an HTML handoff, the runtime owns each atomic fact's action, destination, explanation, and provenance. Output layers render that contract and do not create destination logic.
• The seven actions are: enter reviewed value, answer guided question, retain evidence, resolve before entry, accountant handoff only, not entered directly, and destination requires review.
• A direct destination requires an exact field-and-context mapping to a verified source ID, canonical URL, and content hash. A broad topic link, row name, source coverage entry, or unverified target label is not a destination mapping.
• Missing, malformed, conflicting, unsupported, or stale mappings use evidence, non-entry, or review wording. Accountant review overrides entry-ready wording.
• Mixed rows use atomic field actions or separate rows so one destination is not applied to unrelated facts.

Output states

• Supported record
• Claim candidate
• Not claimable
• Insufficient evidence
• Accountant review

Required facts

• income year or effective period
• taxpayer/entity and ownership
• business/private/employment purpose
• amounts excluding and including GST where relevant
• dates acquired, used, paid, received, and disposed
• records held and missing evidence
• prior claims, reimbursements, and duplicate-risk factors
• main residence exemption claim, including false, uncertain, or partial claim signals
• main residence ownership, occupancy, and absence periods, preserving valid 0-day text
• rental or business use during ownership and spouse or partner main-residence conflict signals
• property records such as contract, settlement, rates, lease, occupancy, and absence-rule evidence
• main-residence source URLs and checked-at provenance for rows and evidence queues
• small business CGT concession claim status, concession type, business asset and active asset signals
• entity, affiliate, connected entity, retirement exemption, rollover, 15-year exemption, and 50% active asset reduction signals
• small-business CGT concession evidence, source URLs, and checked-at provenance for rows and evidence queues