Miscellaneous 2008

Avoiding the vesting day: Trusts domiciled in South Australia

Published Date: 25 Sep 2008

 

Note: This presentation was also presented at the Darwin Seminar on 28 November 2008.  

Alone among Australian jurisdictions, South Australia provides trusts with perpetual succession. This presentation examines the long-term CGT risks of "lives in being" and 80-year trusts (the E events) and looks at the possibility of establishing estate planning trusts in South Australia to avoid the resulting problems. Issues covered include:

  • what steps are necessary to make a trust domiciled in South Australia?
  • does it matter that the trust's property and/or its control is elsewhere?
  • how do you change the domicile of an existing trust?
  • can you extend or eliminate the perpetuity period of an existing trust without CGT and State stamp duty problems?

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