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Pominoz(Newbie)Newbie
28 May 2024

Hi there,


I am seeking clarity on the treatment of an offshore bond, based in the Isle of Man for when someone is both a temporary and permanent resident.


The bond is NOT a life insurance bond, and is instead a capital redemption bond, which does not appear to be covered in any ATO guidelines.


Specific questions include whether this is taxed in Australia as a temporary resident, what the taxation treatment would be as a permanent resident, and whether holding this for 10 years (including potential transfer to other parties) renders the bond tax free?


Many thanks for your help!


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AnitaATO(Community Support)Community Support
4 June 2024

Hi @Pominoz,


This is a tricky one especially if they're classed as both temporary and a permanent resident.


It's going to be best if you get tailored technical assistance from us. This way we can look into it further for you and let you know.

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