Taxation of trust capital gains

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      It notes that such capital gains should be disregarded in the hands of the trust and instead taxed in the hands of the beneficiary (must be a resident) to whom the asset was disposed to. It is important to note that the section notes that its provisions are subject to paragraphs 68, 69, 71 and 72, which will be discussed below.

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    • [DOC File]Tax Planning Checklist 2014 - CPA Australia

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      Example 9 of the final regulations gave some hope because it sanctions a court modification of a trust to allow the trustee the discretion to allocate capital gains to trust income for the benefit of the income-only beneficiary who is in a higher generation than the remainder beneficiaries.

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    • Taxation of trusts client letter - CPA Australia

      The rewritten trust taxation rules should be more generic and apply to all kinds of income, including kinds that do not exist yet. They should therefore deal fairly with exempt and non-assessable income fairly also. This means that we must distil general principles from the proper treatment of, for example, net capital gains and franked dividends.

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    • [DOCX File]Submission: Taxation of trust income

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      Dec 28, 1999 · A trust with separate shares will continue to be treated as one trust for all other purposes, including the following: TINs. Tax return filing requirements. Income tax payments, including estimated taxes. Personal exemption. Excess deductions, unused net operating losses, and capital loss carryovers on termination of the trust.

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    • [DOC File]Submission: MODERNISING THE TAXATION OF TRUST …

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      In terms of capital gains tax, ATO Interpretative Decision 2004/458 states that a testamentary trust is a separate beneficiary of a deceased estate. However, in Private Ruling 20677, the ATO express a view that when a deceased's assets become subject to a testamentary trust, the assets will continue to be held by the taxpayer's legal personal ...

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    • [DOC File]SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ADMINISTERING ESTATES AND

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      Capital gains tax. The greatest anomalies in trust taxation of the past 25 years arise from the poor integration of capital gains and other income taxation. Simple transition to a deduction system will not address those anomalies.

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    • [DOC File]Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Reform and Trusts

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      The trust estate’s income after excluding franked dividends and capital gains (to the extent they form part of the trust income) is known for the purposes of the ITAA 1936 as ‘the Division 6E income’.

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    • [DOCX File]1. CONCEPT OF ATTRIBUTION

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      Where the trust has derived capital gains, consider the ATO’s Practice Statement in relation to the taxation of beneficiaries and the trustee on the trust income and capital and the different potential approaches available. Family trust elections. Consider whether a family trust election should be made because of losses or bad debts in trusts.

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    • [DOC File]Submission: Re: Treasury, Consultation Paper: Modernising ...

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      Capital Gains Tax Yes No N/A CGT discount If the taxpayer is a trust, individual or complying superannuation fund check whether the capital gains made by the taxpayer are eligible for the CGT discount (e.g. capital gain has arisen from the disposal of an asset and the asset has been held by the taxpayer for at least 12 months).

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