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    Is a company with accrued operating losses a good candidate for a bucket company?

    Is a previously (business operating) company that has retained losses which no longer operates a business and has been dormant for a while a good...
    Thread by: topd, 7th Apr, 2024, 4 replies, in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Transfer of assets to discretionary trust

    Thanks team. All very good points I hadn't considered. Terry: Examples might include investments that aren't available to trust holders. As a...
    Post by: topd, 31st Mar, 2024 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Transfer of assets to discretionary trust

    thanks @Paul@PAS. This goes to the crux of my question - why "should" they have appropriate OMT via Chess? I fully understand that it provides...
    Post by: topd, 28th Mar, 2024 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Transfer of assets to discretionary trust

    Yes, that's my thought -- so long as CGT is still paid by the transferor (Homer), it might still result in a more favourable CGT that could...
    Post by: topd, 28th Mar, 2024 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Transfer of assets to discretionary trust

    Thanks Terry and Paul. Terry, I've looked into the terms and 'declaration of trust', 'Acknowledgement of Trust' and installment contract and all...
    Post by: topd, 28th Mar, 2024 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Transfer of assets to discretionary trust

    Based on my reading of Legal Tip 188: How to Fund a New Discretionary Trust - PropertyChat and Tax Tip 314: Bare Trusts and CGT - PropertyChat my...
    Thread by: topd, 28th Mar, 2024, 15 replies, in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Trust vs Gift & Loan back to partner

    After some time using a trust, I'm thinking out loud... given one of the benefits of a trust is to distribute income to lowest taxed beneficiary...
    Thread by: topd, 2nd Aug, 2023, 2 replies, in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Tax Tip 255: What is a Family Trust election?

    Am I reading this correctly that the only point at which a FTE will be required for a discretionary trust is if the trustee wants to offset some...
    Post by: topd, 20th Jun, 2023 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Legal Tip 263: Is a Discretionary Trust the Same as a Family Trust?

    This is a great thread. Earlier it was said: . In the first year of my trust, and my accountant advised that Capital Losses could be carried...
    Post by: topd, 20th Jun, 2023 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Tax Tip 255: What is a Family Trust election?

    Thanks Terry and Paul. I think I was confusing general losses (non-capital) and capital losses. The latter of which is the only ones I have, and...
    Post by: topd, 30th Jun, 2022 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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    Tax Tip 255: What is a Family Trust election?

    A discretionary trust of which I am trustee has received substantial Capital Losses in its first year of operation. There are not enough capital...
    Post by: topd, 30th Jun, 2022 in forum: Accounting & Tax
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