There has been some talk regards CGT lately, so I have copied the rules of my super fund (Mercer Super Trust) regarding how Capital Gains are taxed.
Some of you may find this worthwhile if your fund allows you to trade in shares or if you self manage your own super.
TAX ON CAPITAL GAINS
When you sell an asset, a capital gain or loss will be
realised. Where a capital gain is realised and the
asset has been held for less than 12 months, tax will
be deducted at a rate of 15%. Where a capital gain is
realised and the asset has been held for greater than 12
months, it will be eligible for the discounted rate of 10%
Capital Gains Tax & Superannuation
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