Investors with money in everything from cryptocurrencies to wine and even high-end handbags could be caught in planned changes to capital gains tax to be unveiled by Treasurer Jim Chalmers on budget night.
As Chalmers promised the budget would include incentives for the start-up sector and venture capital, investors are increasingly concerned about how any change to CGT will affect returns on assets that have become increasingly attractive to younger Australians.
As this masthead revealed last month, Chalmers will return to the way…
