Hi Angus, great work on your investment. Generally speaking, if...

Hi Angus, great work on your investment. Generally speaking, if you hold the stock for more than 12 months, you may be looking at paying 25% of Capital Gain Tax. If less than 12 months, then you're potentially looking at 50% Capital Gain Tax. Both of these will be applicable to any gain you made from the stock after deducting capital tax loss and associated expenses incurred when purchasing the stock.

You may be able to put them into your super for less tax liability.

I recommend you to speak to a tax accountant just in case.