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1. It depends on the beneficiary's legal disability. Trustee not always pay 46.5% on tax. Never heard of accumulate income, not quite sure. I think you are trying to talk about distribution to non-resident beneficiaries.
2.You can do anything in NSW with QLD deed. However, by law, the deed cannot leave the state of origin. Of course, this is not always true in practice. Lost of deed is quite common in practice. However, it will be very costly if you wish to amend the QLD trust deed in NSW.
3.Trust aims to separate legal ownership & beneficial interest. Sole trustee as same sole beneficiary does not achieve the purpose of trust.
4. No idea.
5. You need to read trust deed seriously. The are similar in different states. The court can acknowledge a trust even without a trust deed in existence.
Good luck
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