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原帖由 xinxin119 于 2011-11-27 00:06 发表 
since i was constantly ignored ..i will say your boss may be right .
Agree.. I also will say your boss could be right. just change family trust set up date back to Sep 2010 and trust claim GST directly..
For TAX perspective, there is no difference that you claim GST on Trust or Partnership.
Can not say your are wrong that you set up partnership and transfer to trust.
After Talked to our principal. our principal denied my concern. we can not simply say that there is no difference that you claim GST on Trust or Partnership and then claim GST on Trust directly..
principal instruct these steps.
1. the contract is under son and father name. also they are only the source of beneficiaries of the trust. but the invoice will indicate
to sell to son and father.-(you can say default partnership), if sell to trust, Invoice must indicate Trust ABN and Trust Name. ATO is very
seriously looking at Invoice.
2. set up partnership in Sep 2010, regist GST and ABN. claim GST on partnership.
3. On 31 Dec 2010 Close partnership, lodged Dec BAS 2010 and prepare FINAL TAX RETURN for partnership, profit and loss will distribute to individuals -father and son.
4. make an Agreement and Transfer Partnership Balance sheet to Trust by using GOING CONCERN method.
5. Client should talked to accountant before they purchase business so as they can avoid the complicated situations. in this case, client at least need to pay $2500--$4000 for doing Partnership(1 registration, 2 BAS, 1 tax return.1 agreement, 1 going concern rollover). and GST claimed back is only 10k
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