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Scenario 1 — Restructuring Ownership of Existing Rental
In 2017, Donald purchased a residential rental property in Auckland for $800,000. Fortunately for Donald, the vendor failed to appreciate the development potential of the property and it has a current market value of $1.25m. Donald is looking to buy a new home and to protect his equity accumulated in that rental. His accountant and mortgage broker recommend that an LTC is established and the rental sold to the LTC at $1.25m. The LTC takes up borrowing of $1.25m, which Donald then utilises to repay the rental bank debt (in his own name), and the surplus to buy the home. This structure is extremely effective in terms of the deductibility of interest for tax purposes and allows his home (with all of the equity) to be gifted to a trust.
Unfortunately, Donald’s advisers have not realised the sale of the property from Donald into the LTC is a disposal subject to the bright-line rule. Thus, Donald has triggered a taxable gain of $450,000 and has a massive, unwelcome tax bill. Liability could arise to his taxation and legal advisers for failure to advise in such circumstances (but this is a grey area).
Scenario 2 — Transfer of Bach to Trust
Kim owns a coastal property that is used solely for private purposes as a holiday home. Kim wants to protect the property and so approaches her lawyer to assist. The lawyer establishes a family trust and the property is transferred into it in June 2018. Three years later, Kim decides to sell it. The trust sells the property, which has grown significantly in value, and then Kim gets the shocking news that the gain is taxable.
As this property was moved into trust ownership after the extension of the bright-line period from two to five years, any disposal by the trust within five years is taxable. As the holiday home is not Kim’s “main home” she does not get the main home exemption. Unfortunately, her lawyer failed to advise her that the transfer of the property into the trust triggers a reset of ownership for bright-line purposes. Had Kim continued to hold the property personally, she could have disposed of it without any tax issue.
Scenario 3 — Significance of Nomination
Bob and Sue enter into a contract to buy a residential rental property in their names “or nominee” on 1 March 2018. Settlement is set for 30 June 2018. In early June they ask their lawyer for advice. The lawyer recommends that a trust be established and a deed of nomination is prepared on 5 June 2018 to nominate the trust to settle the purchase.
Three years later the trustees decide to sell. They had anticipated that any sale within two years would be taxable, but as Bob and Sue signed up to buy the property on 1 March 2018 they believed that the five-year rule would not be applicable (because that applies only to properties where the purchase agreement is entered into on or after 29 March 2018). To their dismay, they discover that the nomination of the family trust as purchaser on 5 June 2018 represents the acquisition date as far as the trust is concerned. Accordingly, the trust is subject to the five-year bright-line period.
补充内容 (2022-1-10 19:37):
意思就是如果把现有房产放入LTC 或者family trust. 明天测试要从新开始算
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能说中文么？看不懂。。。
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google translate.
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为什么题目是chinese 内容是english。。。
只看懂题目的路过
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太多字 路过
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本来就是啊，头两个涉及title transfer 在LINZ， 第三个我倒是学习到了。
补充内容 (2022-1-10 20:03):
所以那些分割的，只要分出新title，就是新的明线了。
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一张图就能说明白的事情
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这个好，是否有出处链接？？
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http://money.china2au.com/na/2021-03-23/432835.shtml
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