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    So the 30% CGT when you sell as a company, what would it be under a trust?

    First, the CGT discount applies which means
    50% of the gain is not assessed for tax.

    The remaining 50% will be taxed at each
    beneficiaries marginal rate.

    eg. B1 is on %30 rate. Half of her distribution
    is not assessed. The other half is assessed at
    30%, meaning she only effectively pays 15% on
    her distribution.

    B2 is on 47%. Which means his distribution is
    effectively taxed at 23.5%.

    On the other hand, your client’s structure means
    all sales are taxed at 30%. The CGT discount
    doesn’t apply.

    Rob O. QLD.

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    quote:


    If we buy 10 homes @ $100,000 each at 80% lvr = $800,000 debt. If each house makes us $50/month = $2,000 cashflow/month.


    Umm…

    10 homes x $50/mth =$500, not $2000.

    Did you mean 10 homes @ $200/mth ?

    Rob O.

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