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    Ok thanks for that – I think getting it now. Us two ‘bread winners’ would buy the units and claim the interest on the loans as a deduction. Assuming we have all four of us as beneficiaries, I assume the rental income the property generates has to be apportioned in some way and appear on our personal tax returns?
    When I explained this to my accountant, his arguement was that if I was not planning to earn an income from the loan, the interest was not deductible.

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    It would be cashflow negative. The trustee would possibly be me but am not sure of the importance of the role. I thought all four of us would be beneficiaries and unit holders. My understanding of the trust is that the income can be apportioned however we like i.e. to our partners.
    I dont understand the question about how the gearing is going to be passed sorry.
    One other question regarding the loan as well – Leigh K any more info would be great. Would both couples in our case get a loan to buy units in the trust or does the bank require a mortgage over a title?

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