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Your spouse can borrow from the bank and purchase your share of the property (50%) for its current market value. Your spouse can then keep the existing house as an investment property, any interest is deductible to him. You will then put this money towards the cost of your new home.
Assume the property has been your main residence throughout your ownership interest, and you nerve used it to produce assessable income and you are not claiming the main residence exemption on another property, you are able to disregard any capital gain or loss you make on the disposal of your share of the property to your spouse. This is because it fall under the basic main residence exemption set out in section 118-110 of the ITAA 1997.
From the time your spouse rent the existing house the cost base of the existing house will be deemed to equal the market value on the day it becomes available for rent. This will only apply if you have not used the existing house for income producing activities before moving out.
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