There would be no cap. gain as it would be your primary place of residency. But their may be a time limit that is to say if you did the reno in 4 weeks then sold the tax man would call any profit income and tax the lot…..
Red replied to the topic Hybrid in the forum No Subject21 years, 6 months ago
Hi,
We have borrowed money in our Discretionary Trust, no prob.’s, you have to go guarantor and supply a copy of the deed as previously stated.
My question would be this?
If Hybrid Trusts are the way to go, could you change the deed of an existing Discretionary Trust i.e. add the new sections to make it a Hybrid Discretionary Trust??
I’m Ross and am married to Raelene we have two boys, Rhyan, and Rhiley (The R’s). We live on the Gold Coast and I work in the waste industry while mum stays at home. I’m sure I’ve got the best of it, as you mums out there would agree. Ho and the dogs Lucy the Dalmatian and shadoe a jack Russell.
One thing to keep in mind is that if you have property (or land) in the trust you will have to pay land tax on the total value of your holdings. There is no threshold as for individuals.
Are you sure about this, I was under the understanding that a trust was treated the same as an individual??
Captial gain is paid at your personal tax rate, on the whole gain before 12 months or on 50% of the gain after holding the investment for more than 12 months.
Capital gain for a company is 30% on the whole gain.
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