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[...] where all of your beneficiaries have marginal tax rates of 30% or more. EXAMPLE The Smith Family Trust has $100,000 of profit to distribute and all current beneficiaries are on the highest marginal [...]

[...] companies to keep tax at 30% - Let’s say you earn a huge amount of income on your family trust like $500,000 – %1,000,000 dollars profit. Potentially you’re going to be up for [...]

[...] can see, this gives incredible tax planning flexibility and savings. This describes a classic family trust. In our view, a family trust is still one of the best structures available in Australia to [...]

[...] you’re going to be up for 40-45% tax. What you can do is distribute to a “bucket company”. That is, you pay the money across to the company from the family trust and keep [...]

[...] the tax payable would be $46,500. If however the money is distributed to Smith Pty Ltd (a bucket company) only $30,000 tax would be payable. This would enable $16,500 extra to be invested. With [...]

[...] John who taught me how to put into action theory I’d learned through my own research on options trading. See John showed me a system that consistently gives him 8% percent return a month! Now a few [...]

[...] John who taught me how to put into action theory I’d learned through my own research on options trading. See John showed me a system that consistently gives him 8% percent return a month! Now a few [...]

[...] business people. We will use the Smith Family Trust from the above example. Fred goes to an options trading seminar and learns how to trade options. Fred opens up a brokerage account with an options [...]

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[...] are a completely different entity. They are highly popular structures for tax planning and asset protection. The discretionary trust has a settlor, a trustee, and beneficiaries. But it also has an [...]

[...] clients still want to buy their property in a trust so that they can take advantages of the asset protection and tax benefits. In this situation it still can be possible to claim the negative gearing [...]

[...] to one of my trading buddies, and Joe begins to tell me about the managed fund that his financial planner had set up for him. I listen and smile to myself knowing who our guest speaker is. On the [...]

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[...] to one of my trading buddies, and Joe begins to tell me about the managed fund that his financial planner had set up for him. I listen and smile to myself knowing who our guest speaker is. On the [...]

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[...] an apologetic goodbye and disappears. The next day Joe tells me since attending the Wealth Safe Breakfast Club he’s discovered that his daughter, (a lawyer), is doing the same trading course that [...]

[...] an apologetic goodbye and disappears. The next day Joe tells me since attending the Wealth Safe Breakfast Club he’s discovered that his daughter, (a lawyer), is doing the same trading course that [...]