Closer to Certainty for Minimum Taxation of Trusts: Treasury Releases Draft Legislation
After announcing the intended introduction of a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trusts as part of the 2026/27 Federal Budget […]
Acis, current as of: 25 November 2020.
We’ve written and shared many articles about the upcoming foreign persons exclusion deadline – that’s because it’s an important one. If any of your clients are impacted, we need your instructions by 9 December.
Given the spin the industry has been in this year, we want to be sure none of your clients slip through the net and end up with surcharge land tax and duty assessments.
In a nutshell, they may be affected if they hold a direct or indirect interest in residential property in NSW through a discretionary trust. The facts and a more detailed explanation can be found here.
Due to the sheer volume of requests we’re fielding, we’ll need your instructions by close of business Wednesday, 9 December to have documents back in time for you to lodge.
Please make use of our exclusive offer or contact Mick Nielsen, Client Relationship Director, with any queries.
After announcing the intended introduction of a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trusts as part of the 2026/27 Federal Budget […]
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