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谢谢各位的热心帮助,找了一下ATO的链接
1. 按市场价出租
http://www.ato.gov.au/rba/content.asp?doc=/RBA/Content/83291.htm
If the property is rented at market price, the trust can claim all expense like intertest,land tax,council rates and I think if it's rented as 'Fully Furnished', the depreciation of the furniture also can be included to offset the Trust's income.
(But the expense or loss can't take out of the trust to NG personal income.)
这是关于Trust的,Trust和独立行为人一样
2.低于市场价租,或者说免费租
http://www.ato.gov.au/individual ... 1817.htm&page=7
Ato example:
Renting to a family member
Mr and Mrs Hitchman were charging their previous Queensland tenants the normal commercial rate of rent – $180 per week. They allowed their son, Tim, to live in the property at a nominal rent of $40 per week. Tim lived in the property for four weeks. When he moved out, the Hitchmans advertised for tenants.
Although Tim was paying rent to the Hitchmans, the arrangement was not based on normal commercial rates. As a result, the Hitchmans cannot claim a deduction for the total rental property expenses for the period Tim was living in the property. Generally, a deduction can be claimed for rental property expenses up to the amount of rental income received from this type of non-commercial arrangement.
Assuming that during the four weeks of Tim’s residence the Hitchmans incurred rental expenses of more than $160, these deductions would be limited to $160 in total – that is, $40 x 4 weeks.
If Tim had been living in the house rent free, the Hitchmans would not have been able to claim any deductions for the time he was living in the property. |
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