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From the fact you provided, I think the interest income from the term deposit may be assessable to your parents and not assessable to you. This is because your parents have the beneficial entitlement to the interest.
Taxation Determination TD 92/106 provides guidance on the assessability of interest income earned on a joint bank account. TD 92/106 provides that interest income derived from a joint bank account should be assessed according to an individual's beneficial entitlement to the interest. Evidence relevant in determining entitlement, includes information as to who contributed to the account, in what proportions the contributions were made, who drew on the account and who used the money and who the interest is distributed to.
Although TD 92/106 relates to joint bank accounts, the same principal applies to interest earned on a bank account in the name of a single entity.
Therefore, if you can show that the funds deposited in your account are from your parents’ bank account and the term deposit is in an account with you as custodian and that all monies will be retained by your parents for future investments or use, your parents shall be assessed on the interest income as they have beneficial entitlement to the interest.
I would suggest you get an ATO private ruling.
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