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    Depends on your circumstances...

    It is harder to prove to the ATO that you are carrying on a business of share trading than otherwise, so I doubt you would have a problem if you treated the sales under the normal 'shareholder' CGT rules.

    However, a couple documents that may assist you:

    http://www.ato.gov.au/print.asp?doc=/content/21749.htm

    http://law.ato.gov.au/atolaw/print.htm?DocID=AID%2FAID2001746%2F00001

    Personally, unless you have very complicated tax situation, i would give the accountant the flick and use e-tax...did my tax on etax in 2 hours last year and i do LOTS of share trading, have a couple properties, managed funds etc, and a full time job. I find it easy.

    Cdchi1
 
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