AusCryptoTax
By Tuan Van Dang · Budget 2026–27
⚠ Proposed Reforms — Not Yet Legislated Based on Budget 2026–27 announcements (12 May 2026). Subject to consultation and Parliament.
Personal Tax Cuts

The good news — money back, if passed.

On top of the crypto changes, the budget proposes personal tax cuts for every Australian. Here's how much you would save based on your income, assuming the measures pass Parliament.

Your Income 2026–27 Tax Cut From 2027–28 (incl. $250 WATO) With $1,000 Deduction
$50,000+$1,197+$1,715Up to $2,050
$80,000+$1,947+$2,465Up to $2,785
$100,000+$2,447+$2,965Up to $3,285
$150,000+$3,997+$4,515Up to $4,905
$200,000+$4,797+$5,315Up to $5,785

Compared to 2023–24 baseline. Source: Crypto Tax Australia, Budget 2026–27 Client Briefing.

Resources

Download the full briefings.

Two versions — the professional briefing from Crypto Tax Australia, and a plain-English guide written by Tuan Van Dang.

Professional Briefing
Budget 2026–27 Client Briefing
The full professional briefing by Adrian Forza, CPA, Crypto Tax Australia. Covers all 5 budget sections with worked examples and technical detail.
PDF · 4 pages · Crypto Tax Australia · May 2026
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Plain-English Guide
Simple Guide Edition
A plain-English breakdown by Tuan Van Dang. Real dollar examples, analogies, and step-by-step explanations. Written so anyone can understand it.
PDF · 4 pages · Tuan Van Dang · May 2026
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