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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Luca Ittimani

High stakes: who’s leading the fight against Labor’s CGT reform – and what’s in it for them?

Composite image featuring capital gains tax reform critics Paul Bassat, Lachlan Harris, Andrew Charlton and Gina Rinehart
Loud voices in the debate over Labor’s capital gains tax reforms include (from left) Paul Bassat, Lachlan Harris, Andrew Charlton and Gina Rinehart. Composite: Scott Barbour/Jessica Hromas/Mick Tsikas/Richard Wainwright/Getty Images/The Guardian/AAP

People with direct personal financial stakes in Labor’s tax reforms are among the loudest voices opposing the changes.

Labor’s efforts to amend the tax discount awarded for profits on the sale of assets, or capital gains, have attracted criticism from real estate and investment funds.

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