Can I buy a property in a Family Trust!

This webinar will explain a Family Trust in relation to buying a property.
1. What is a Family Trust?
2. Advantages & disadvantages of having a trust?
3. How it will reduce your tax bills.
4. Tax Free Threshold for land tax.
5. Capital gains and other fees.
PLUS MORE
Any questions, please email [e-mail] or visit our website www.twelve.com.au.
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[@5uperN0v4]

Really appreciated this tutorial! Thank you, Derek .

[@rayabocian4685]

Excellent video .thank you for sharing!

[@Warlowisnumberone]

Finally I've started to understand trusts! Thank you!

[@TwelveAccounting]

Great to hear!

[@JudgeCommitee-ck5wq]

We started understanding them 33!years ago and still learning you need a forgery proof Prebate Probate Arbiter Trust Advisor same as NICER Authorized Forgery Proof Administration Lawyer to avoid the Estate Plan crime and 25% Litigation. Estate planners promise peace of mind and deliver inheritance and legacy wealth transfer thieves. Try Empire College School of Law grads in California or Virginia University Grads in September for. Prebate Nickel or Probate Dime and avoid the Estate Plan Trust forgers and Quarter Litigation.

[@timagination1295]

This is deeply educational...by far the best video on trust that I have seen

[@jamesgalloway5807]

Great video - thanks. BUT isn’t ATO now scrutinizing the actually distributions to beneficiaries to ensure they actually receive and use the funds and the distributions aren’t simply to avoid/reduce tax. Therefore unless you actually want to gift the money to the beneficiaries - this may not work under scrutiny from the ATO especially under an Audit.

[@MissTzone]

Thanks, Dereck! You're an excellent teacher. I'm going to watch all your videos to learn more. Thanks again!

[@rabinrai5203]

thanks for the lesson, however 56:20 I think lenders now accept the trustee as the guarantors and can use their PAYG or self employed income + rental income from trusts for servicing. of cos, the mortgages in the trust have to be added as liabilities in servicing as well.

[@chrisandrews253]

This is very easy to understand. You are speaking slowly and explaining it several ways with examples which makes it much more easy to understand

[@MsCarameliscious]

Such a helpful and informative video! Thanks Derek!

[@zacnat12]

First time listener; great video, provided great clear information to 90% of my questions.

[@tantuyetnhiphan6910]

Thanks Derek this is gold

[@scarlettnguyen9627]

Love your content!! Thank you so much

[@john316loveministry5]

Many thanks for your insight into Family Trusts.

[@Desperate4changing]

Keep them coming Mr Nolan!

[@payitforwardamen8630]

Thankyou I am learning great information from you. Absolutely amazing

[@sizwemdakane506]

Thank you. This was very helpful 🙌🏼

[@jeffdominic1453]

Excellent webinar. Thank you 👏👏

[@tissamanatunga1960]

Thank you. A very good webinar.

[@ChrisTanCEO]

best lesson on family trust I've seen on youtube!

[@anthonysciano5000]

Great video, very informative. Thanks Derek.

[@jawanorganicfarms]

Brilliant thank you very well explained I’ll call ASAP! 😅

[@bakso1]

Best video on Property under family trusts. All the info with great detail. The last bit about borrowing to buy under a family trust has got me thinking… can anyone share their experience with this.

[@nellypolly6639]

Thank you for educating me. I learned a lot!

[@RJ-je8nj]

Master !!! Thank you...

[@samgorgey2207]

Thanks Derek, you're a great teacher !

[@varunsharma4984]

Very informative. Thanks Derek

[@rubenk1414]

So very well explained thank you sir

[@sidesplitters]

Great work. Thank you!

[@aden1990]

This was great, thanks.

[@LucasCorrotoFilms]

Excellent video!

[@febrimelyfebrimely8830]

Thanks a lot for the video, GBU

[@clinicallrehab4007]

This is excellent

[@sxrpmoon5456]

Great thanks

[@jeganmohanbaktha2886]

Thank you

[@elizabethofamooni8191]

Great info

[@dnhwy9455]

Thanks a lot. Are you working for client from QLD?

[@youngfamilyvibes]

How can we make our home from personal to company owned with a family trust?

[@JudgeCommitee-ck5wq]

Ask a Notary Index Crime Enforcement Registry Empire College School of Law or West Virginia University Law Grad in September. Approved for the Forgery Proof Administration Lawyer to avoid the Estate Plan crime. The estate plan Trust is broken, ask Alexa Katz and New Law Model Ali Shanty and you’ll get the same answer. Inheritance thieves use the Estate Plan Trust to victimize Grantors and steal Grantees Legacies.

[@organizer14]

Please state which are grantor revocable trust versus irrevocable trust. This is in USA. Are you talking about us Irs law?

[@TwelveAccounting]

sorry mate, i'm talking about Australian Tax Law. derek

[@alaskaraya3724]

How about if buying property in SMSF? Derek Thanks

[@TwelveAccounting]

i am doing a video on SMSF this month. derek

[@subas1232]

Can a trustee be a principal beneficiary or a beneficiary?

[@derekcraignolan]

yes they can, in many family trusts this is the case. derek

[@majbakous8878]

Can I sell a property in a Family Trust & purchase another one under the same family trust in the same financial year? what would be happen with the profit for the sold property?

[@derekcraignolan]

the property sold would be treated as a disposal and if a gain is made the profit will need to be distributed and tax paid. Buying another property won't reduce the gain on the first unless you sell the second property in the same year for a loss.

[@lorisrambo4605]

@@derekcraignolan cut

[@lorisrambo4605]

Cancel, question is being answered thanks

[@jbajaacabezas]

you are my menthor

[@iEATiDRINKiPLAY]

The whole video I be like “ YES, YES, YEEESS!!!!”
Then the land tax bit at the end… I be
like “ 😔 “
At least I get to look forward to 💉💉= 🏝

[@johntak1187]

Great video, however isn't land tax rate for NSW 1.6% + $100 above the threshold for individuals, not 2%. Also in the gift portion, why would you gift it to your wife? Aren't you best to draft up a gift & loan agreement directly to your corporate trustee? Also if the director dies & is replaced by another director, double stamp duty should not take into affect as the name on the title deed has remained the same.

[@penrhynlifetalks1577]

Can a director also be a beneficiary?

[@TwelveAccounting]

yes. most of the time they are. derek

[@linl4980]

Thank very much