“The typical next step would be... we'll make a family trust election in that trust, and we'll nominate the same person as test individual”

David Montani · Accountants Daily Podcast Network · Under the Hood: The restrictive family control test

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If a company beneficiary is owned by a trust that has not made a family trust election, first make a family trust election in that owning trust and nominate the same test individual as the distributing trust

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“The ATO maintains a database of trusts that have made family trust elections and also trusts in companies and so on that have made interposed elections”
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David Montani
Accountants Daily Podcast Network ·
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“We have to form a picture of all the clients' trusts, companies and so forth, what elections have been made, who are the test individuals, and we have to present that to the client”
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David Montani
Accountants Daily Podcast Network ·
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“The will can establish a trust, a testamentary trust, and it holds those assets for that beneficiary... income from assets... can qualify as accepted income for minors, taxed at normal adult rates”
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Paul Benson Guidance Financial Services
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“And Goldman itself had owned part of our management company… we had quarterly meetings over that period… trust during that period as well.”
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