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Sachin.Dee(Enthusiast)Enthusiast
8 June 2023

Dear Members,


In the Trust return for the current year, we have a capital gain, that has been set off against the current year's tax losses and the previous year's tax loss and we have a surplus.

 

but the client said not to distribute to beneficiaries under the relevant label and instead asked to assess to the trustee at 49%.


But my question is if we don't distribute this surplus we have a validation error?

 

Or else can we lodge it as it is and whether ATO automatically charges 49% tax in the hands of the individual?


Thank you,

Sachin De

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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
8 June 2023

But my question is if we don't distribute this surplus we have a validation error?


No, but you need to show the taxable income as 'no beneficiary presently entitled."

See Form T instructions.


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Bruce4Tax(Taxicorn)Taxicorn
8 June 2023

But my question is if we don't distribute this surplus we have a validation error?


No, but you need to show the taxable income as 'no beneficiary presently entitled."

See Form T instructions.


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