BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Skillfull//Content Partner Calendar//EN
CALSCALE:GREGORIAN
METHOD:PUBLISH
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:institute-of-financial-professionals-australia-ifpa-ical-7fb7e313caaf4b
 0d4e136e8aca5519bb@skillfull.com
DTSTAMP:20260923T002936Z
DTSTART:20260930T023000Z
DTEND:20260930T033000Z
SUMMARY:Holiday Homes and Short-Stay Rentals: Unpacking TR 2026/1
DESCRIPTION:The ATO’s ruling TR 2026/1 marks a significant shift in how i
 ncome and deductions from holiday homes and short-stay accommodation (incl
 uding Airbnb) are taxed. For tax professionals\, the implications are far-
 reaching — particularly for clients with mixed private and income-produc
 ing use. Join us for a practical\, practitioner-focused webinar where we u
 npack what TR 2026/1 really means\, how the ATO is likely to apply it in p
 ractice\, and what advisers should be doing now to manage risk and protect
  clients. In this session\, we will cover: What TR 2026/1 changes — and 
 how it replaces older ATO guidance When a property may be treated as a “
 leisure facility” under s 26-50 The new focus on “mainly used to produ
 ce assessable income” Which deductions are most at risk for holiday home
 s and short-stay rentals Apportionment of expenses and the ATO’s expecta
 tions around evidence Transitional compliance relief and key dates to be a
 ware of Practical examples and common client traps Action steps tax advise
 rs should take now This session will provide a comprehensive guide to the 
 tax implications of TR 2026/1 on the treatment of assessable income and de
 ductions for rental property owners\, particularly those holding holiday h
 omes. Register now to secure your place! $109+GST (members) | $149+GST (no
 n- members) CPD Hours Available Presented by: Mark Chapman With over 30 ye
 ars of experience as a tax professional in both the UK and Australia\, Mar
 k Chapman has established himself as a leading expert in taxation for indi
 viduals and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Currently serving as
  the Director of Tax Communications at H&R Block Australia\, Mark has been
  with the company since 2015\, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping an
 d delivering tax advice across various media channels. Mark’s expertise 
 is frequently sought by national media outlets. He is a regular columnist 
 for Money Magazine and Yahoo7 Finance\, and contributes tax insights to Th
 e Australian Financial Review\, The Daily 
URL:https://ifpa.com.au/event/holiday-homes-and-short-stay-rentals-unpackin
 g-tr-2026-1/
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR