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anyone heared of a way to get properties out of individual names and into trusts without incurring stamp duty?
I think there IS a way!!!!!
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phone 0412 437 582Well that depends on if your going to throw it up on the forum for everyone to look at?
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[email protected]yeah i would be interested too!!!!
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[email protected]I’ve never had an occassion to do this, so haven’t investigated it at all.
What I do know is the chaps down at the SRO, if they ever get a sniff of it happening, will shut that little loophole quicker than you can say ‘ticketyboo’.
If you do find a way, my advice is get in quick – it won’t be around for long, and probably so you don’t set a precednt – they’d challenge you all the way to the High Court over it.
Like Land Taxes, State Govt’s don’t like missing out on their slice of the pie….and it’s a big pie !!!
Who have you been talking to lately Dazzling. Who says ticketyboo anymore. [biggrin]
Don
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From past posts, it appears that you can’t get a property thats been purchased outside of the Trust, into the Trust without incurring all these hefty bills.
Please do tell![wacko]
Kim
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I do know that if you are moving more than one property in joint names into a sinlge name or trust you only pay stamp duty on the difference of the valued price of both. i.e 1 property is $150,000 the other $120,000 you only pay SD on $30,000. You said individual names so I am assuming this means joint. If not sorry can’t help.
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