Miscellaneous 2006

A stroll through the minefield

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 30 May 2006

 
This paper reviews and gives examples of common land trust nomination problems emphasising how deceptively simple the legislation is and indetifying the hidden traps for the unwary, including:

  • Review of the land trust beneficiary nomination rules for 30 June 2006;
  • Adverse tax consequences for beneficiaries who are nominated  and the trustee's obligation to consider those consequences and to consult with a nominated beneficiary;
  • Examples of nominations for chains of trusts;
  • Rules for changing beneficiary nominations;
  • Inclusion of beneficiary land tax in the CGT cost base for land

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