This session is designed for business owners, investors and family groups.
Budget update and impact on family businesses in relation to Trusts, CGT and negative gearing
The Federal Budget has introduced significant measures that may affect family businesses, high-net-worth individuals and privately held groups. Some changes may have an immediate impact, while others could influence planning decisions beyond 30 June 2026.
Join us for a focused, practical webinar where KPMG specialists will unpack the key implications of the Federal Budget and their potential impact on family businesses.
This session will cover:
- What the Federal Budget means for high-net-worth individuals and privately held groups.
- What has changed, what has been deferred, and where the key opportunities and risks may lie, particularly in relation to trusts, CGT and negative gearing.
- The tax and structuring considerations family businesses need to understand now.
This session is designed for business owners, investors and family groups who want clear implications - not headlines - and practical guidance to support informed decisions.
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For over 30 years, Robyn has worked with private clients, and is a trusted adviser to privately held businesses including family businesses, family offices, startups and expanding businesses.
Experienced in self-managed superannuation funds and estate planning, she delivers strategic financial and tax advice tailored to the needs of her clients. Her broad skill base and diverse experience enables her to solve multidisciplinary problems and challenges that face family-run businesses.
Working with KPMG’s local and global private and family business groups, Robyn understands how investing in private capital markets is important to the success of family and family offices. She can assist family and private groups work through the challenges of tax effective structuring, estate planning, succession planning, to help them meet business goals and objectives.
In 2014, Robyn joined KPMG and became a Partner in the firm in 2017.
