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Thanks for listening to the Property Academy podcast.

I'm your host, Stephen Knight.

We're going to be back here tomorrow with even more daily strategies, tactics and insights to help you get the most out of the New Zealand property market.

Until next time.

Hello and welcome along to the Property Academy podcast.

I'm your host, Stephen Knight.

And I'm Andrew Nicholl.

And this is the show that helps Kiwis go from zero to five investment properties so you can be financially free and stick around for the next 15 minutes because you're going to learn should New Zealand have a capital gains tax, the three strongest arguments for a CGT in New Zealand, and the three strongest arguments against one.

So welcome along to the debate.

We are heading towards the election on the 7th of November.

The capital gains tax is the kind of largest tax debate we're having at the moment.

And we know that Labour has got a policy where they want to bring in a capital gains tax, which I've talked about on the show before.

But today I really wanted to dig into the should.

Should New Zealand have a capital gains tax at all?

Now, Andrew and I have had many debates in the past.

He thinks we should have one.

I think, no, we shouldn't.

So what we're going to do is we're going to get three arguments each.