“It only applies for Commonwealth income tax purposes and does not require a change to the trust deed or trustee powers.”

Australian Parliament: House of Representatives · Question Time | 14th October 2026

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used a trust arrangement that applies only for Commonwealth income tax purposes to avoid state/territory stamp duty

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