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From ATO Website:
You can generally claim the main residence exemption from CGT for your home. To get the exemption, the property must have a dwelling on it and you must have lived in it. You're not entitled to the exemption for a vacant block.
Generally, a dwelling is considered to be your main residence if:
•you and your family live in it
•your personal belongings are in it
•it is the address your mail is delivered to
•it is your address on the electoral roll, and
•services such as phone, gas and power are connected.
The main residence exemption is not based on one factor alone, and the weight given to each varies depending on individual circumstances. The length of time you stay there and your intention in occupying it may also be relevant.
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