Negative Gearing Visualiser
See how rental income, expenses, and tax deductions affect your investment property cash flow. Full Budget 2026-27 before-and-after comparison built in.
The Budget 2026-27 changed the rules for established properties bought after 12 May 2026. This tool shows three scenarios side-by-side so you can see exactly what your after-tax position looks like under each outcome.
Educational tool only. Not financial or tax advice.
From 1 July 2027, negative gearing is limited to new builds for properties purchased after Budget night (12 May 2026). Established properties bought after that date can only offset losses against rental income; excess losses carry forward. Full Budget breakdown →
Property & Loan
Rental Income & Your Tax
Annual Expenses
Annual Cash Flow Breakdown
Pre-tax cash flow (cash only): −$9,365/yr
Your Scenario Comparison
This property costs you $122/week after tax. The strategy works if the property value grows faster than your net losses.
The Three Scenarios
The tool models three different situations. Which one applies depends on when you bought your property.
Bought before 12 May 2026
- Full losses offset against wages and other income
- Immediate tax saving each year the property is negatively geared
- No change from current rules
- Grandfathered for as long as you hold the property
New build bought after 12 May 2026
- Full losses still offset against wages and other income
- Same treatment as pre-budget investors
- Government incentive to encourage new housing supply
- Applies to residential new builds only
Established property bought after 12 May 2026
- Losses can only offset rental income, not wages
- Excess losses carry forward to future years
- Tax saving is delayed, not eliminated
- Applies from 1 July 2027 for gains from that date
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