2021 Charts, page-3240

Hi Big Johnny,

Here's a basic example.
It's not relevant to everyone, but provides some insight to this topic.

$100k capital.
Investment scenario assumes 20% growth p.a.
Investment scenario has 50% CGT discount
Tax rate is 47%
Horizon = 10 yrs

The calcs show that to match that 20% annual growth of the longer-term investment, a trader would need to achieve 33% p.a., in order to walk away with the same $$ after that period.





I have not triple-checked the calcs; happy to be corrected btw!

Happy to tweak if someone has a specific request!

Cheers