Welcome to the one hundred seventy seventh episode of the #ExpatChat podcast. Atlas Wealth Managing Directors, James Ridley and Brett Evans discuss the major proposed changes announced in the 2026–27 Australian Federal Budget and the potential implications for Australian expats.

The conversation explores how the proposed reforms may impact property ownership, investment structures, taxation, borrowing capacity, and long-term financial planning for Australians living overseas. Also Brett and James discuss the broader political and economic reaction to the measures, along with what expats should be considering as the proposed legislation evolves.

About the Podcast: Expat Chat – Australian Federal Budget Wrap Up for Expats

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