What CGT, negative gearing changes mean for you

Treasurer Jim Chalmers calls the tax changes unveiled in Tuesday's budget "the most significant in a quarter of a century".Meanwhile, the accounting body CPA Australia - call them a "tax grab" that places "a heavier burden on ordinary Australians".It's prompted many questions around just what the changes to capital gains tax, negative gearing and family trusts mean - so let's try and get you some answers.GUEST: Jo-anne Hotston, chartered accountant and tax trainerPRODUCER: Jason Whittaker