What School Should Have Taught You

The federal budget handed down on 12 May 2026 rewrites the rules around negative gearing, capital gains, and trust distributions.

Jeremy and Vince break down when buying in your own name still makes sense, why offset accounts are now more critical than ever for anyone with grandfathered negative gearing, and the surprising downside of the new indexation method that could see investors paying more tax than they expect. They also tackle the biggest question hanging over every family structure: are trusts dead, or are companies about to become the new go-to investment vehicle?

For anyone building wealth through property, shares, or a business, this episode is a must watch.

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Therapy dogs. Swimwear. Massage chairs. An 85-inch television. Jeremy Iannuzzelli has seen every creative attempt to turn personal expenses into tax deductions, and he's not holding back.

Jeremy pulls back the curtain on real client claims, the logic behind them, and exactly why the ATO keeps knocking them back. The rule that catches more people than they expect? Predominant use. And there's one claim involving cosmetic surgery that has to be heard to be believed.

If you've ever wondered whether your home expenses, pets, or personal upgrades could be written off, this episode is a must watch. Jeremy runs an accountancy firm of over 16,000 clients and manages a property portfolio of over $17 million, and this is the kind of insight most people only get in a private session.

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Most people lodge their tax return and accept whatever lands in their account. What they don't realise is they could be leaving thousands on the table, not through any loophole, just by missing deductions they're already entitled to.

Jeremy Iannuzzelli walks through a real tax return live, line by line, showing exactly how a $272 refund became almost $4,000. Car expenses, study costs, superannuation contributions, and private health insurance are the specific deductions most Australians either overlook entirely or get wrong when they do claim them.

If the tax system has ever felt like it's working against you, this episode is a must watch. The full breakdown is on YouTube for anyone who wants to follow the screen walkthrough in real time.

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Interest rate hikes, a punishing federal budget, global uncertainty, and a market running on low confidence. Australian small business owners are copping it from every angle right now.

Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down what the post-budget landscape actually means for small businesses turning over $3 million or less and why most of it won't hit the way the headlines suggest. From adding value without slashing prices to building staff productivity through smart incentives and radical transparency, he shares what separates businesses that make it through tough cycles from those that fold under pressure.

When the economy turns, and Jeremy is clear that it will, only the businesses that adapted and held their nerve will be ready to catch the wave. This episode is a must watch for any small business owner who wants to come out the other side intact.

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Australia's May 2026 Federal Budget has reshuffled the investment landscape in ways that will affect every Australian. Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down what actually changed: negative gearing on new purchases, CGT discount shifts, indexation implications, and what same day payday super means for where money flows next.

Rather than catastrophising, Jeremy reframes the disruption as a moment that rewards the deliberate. Structure now matters more than ever. So does the type of asset, the timeline, and the growth profile. Drawing on the GFC, the Banking Royal Commission, and COVID, he makes the case that market disruptions consistently produce once in a cycle buying opportunities for those who are prepared.

If you've been sitting on equity, waiting for clarity, or wondering whether it's still worth investing right now, this episode is a must watch. Don't panic. Get deliberate.

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Buying property with family or friends can be a smart way to get ahead. Without the right structure, it can also be a financial trap that costs hundreds of thousands to untangle or locks you out of building your own portfolio entirely.

Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down one of the most powerful and underused structures for co-investing: the unit trust. How it lets multiple investors pool resources while managing their own tax affairs independently, exit cleanly when needed, and keep building personal wealth on the side.

If you're already co-investing or starting to explore it, this episode is a must watch before you sign anything.



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The opinions expressed by the host, guests, or callers are their own and do not necessarily represent those of the podcast, its sponsors, or affiliates. The podcast does not guarantee the accuracy or reliability of any information provided.

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Most people spend years building a business without ever asking whether the structure holding it together is working for them or against them.

In this episode, Jeremy Iannuzzelli breaks down the four business structures every Australian operator needs to understand: sole trader, simple, intermediate, and advanced. The difference between getting this right and getting it wrong can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Jeremy covers what each structure costs to set up, what tax minimisation becomes available, and what level of asset protection each one provides. The cost of restructuring mid-flight can run into tens of thousands or more in capital gains tax and compliance alone. This episode is a must watch before you need to have that conversation. Share it with whoever is building something alongside you.

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Buying a home as a couple but one of you runs a business? Here’s what you need to know.

Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by experts Shanil Lal and Scott Lung to answer a listener question from a couple navigating their first home purchase.

They break down key considerations when one partner is a business owner and the other is a PAYG employee, including asset protection, loan structures, and risk management. The discussion covers why some couples choose to hold property in one name, how guarantor arrangements actually work, and whether you really need to be on the title to be on the loan.

Whether you’re just starting your property journey or planning for long term security, take the time to understand your options and protect your assets.

Use what you’ve learned here to have informed conversations with your partner, your mortgage broker, and your legal advisor before making any decisions.

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Splitting Property During Separation? Here’s What You Need to Know

What actually happens to your property and finances during a separation?

Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by Shanil Lal and Scott Lung to unpack the financial and legal challenges that come with separating assets.

The episode centres around a real listener scenario, exploring what happens to jointly owned property, borrowing capacity and loan responsibilities when a relationship breaks down.

Scott discusses refinancing challenges and the importance of keeping up repayments, while Shanil explains binding financial agreements and asset transfers. Jeremy outlines key tax implications, including capital gains tax on investment properties.

The conversation highlights the importance of getting the right professionals involved early, with a clear focus on avoiding costly mistakes and navigating separation with a structured plan.

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2027 Property Hotspots Revealed

Where are smart investors actually buying as the market shifts into 2026?

Jeremy Iannuzzelli is joined by Greg Willmott and Jonathan Roy from DealSource to break down the key trends shaping the property market. They unpack the shift in buyer sentiment, why investors are moving away from more mature markets, and what’s driving demand in more affordable price points.

The conversation explores what makes a market worth considering, the importance of fundamentals, and how to identify areas with genuine long term potential. It also highlights the risks of following hype-driven markets and reinforces the need for a clear, strategic approach when making your next move.

So, if you’re planning your next move, make sure you’re basing it on strategy, not noise because the right decision now can shape your portfolio for years to come.

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