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Australian Capital Territory's Top Suburbs Ranked by Effective Tax Rates on Capital Gains: A Comprehensive Analysis
The average effective capital gains tax rate for each taxpayer. The effective tax rate is determined by dividing the total tax paid by a taxpayer by their taxable net capital gains earned. Capital gains includes profits from the sale of assets, such as property or shares.The effective tax rate on capital gains data can be useful for property investors and those looking to move to a new suburb. For property investors, this data can help them identify suburbs with lower effective tax rates on capital gains, which could potentially increase their return on investment. For those looking to move, this data can provide insight into the tax implications of selling assets, such as property or shares, in a particular suburb. This information can help individuals make informed decisions about where to buy or sell property, and potentially save them money in the long run. Data from 2020
| Area | Value |
|---|---|
| 1. 2604 - Narrabundah | 39% |
| 2. 2600 - Yarralumla | 39% |
| 3. 2618 - Hall | 38% |
| 4. 2615 - Charnwood | 36% |
| 5. 2606 - Phillip | 35% |
| 6. 2603 - Griffith (ACT) | 35% |
| 7. 2620 - Googong | 34% |
| 8. 2601 - City | 33% |
| 9. 2602 - Watson | 33% |
| 10. 2605 - Curtin | 33% |
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31% |
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29% |
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28% |
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28% |
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28% |
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28% |
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28% |
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18. |
27% |
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27% |
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27% |
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27% |
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27% |
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26% |
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25% |
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25% |
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24% |
