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To extend or not to extend

Published Date: 26 Feb 2026

 

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Do you have any trust deeds with only a short period of time until they are due to vest? Were the trusts established in a state other than Queensland or South Australia? Wondering what the new 125-year perpetuity period in Queensland means for your clients? This session breaks down the key issues you need to know, including:

  • Queensland’s updated perpetuity rules including the August 2025 changes to the Property Law Act (Qld);
  • When your trusts will have a sufficient connection to South Australia or Queensland; and
  • Key risks where other states are involved.
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