Trust Establishment

We’ll help you figure out which trust type matches your individual needs and circumstances. Whether you are more suited for discretionary trust, fixed trust, or hybrid trust, we can provide assistance, so you gain asset protection through the trust whilst securing income by shifting asset control from the asset owner.

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You can successfully pursue a trust business by settling on the assets you want to put in the trust fund before you pick a trustee and recipient. We’ll give you pointers on finding the ideal persons to ensure operations are without conflict of interest. The next step involves the creation of a trust deed where you get guidance from lawyers, so you have everything as per the requirements.

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Companies are liable to pay income tax, but that’s not the case with a trust. But before you can benefit from trust taxation, you should first set up a trust. Origin will guide you here so you can immediately post income distribution to particular individuals or beneficiaries, and the money will get taxed on them.

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One of the components that make up a trust is the trustee, an individual responsible for managing money or assets for someone else’s benefit. The trustee can determine how much should be distributed to beneficiaries. We’ll help make the legal ownership of assets easier and less hassle for you and the trustee.

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A trust can give the surety that assets are managed by a professional whilst obtaining protection in terms of liabilities that may endanger your business and reputation. As part of the net income of the trust, you can gain a 50% CGT discount, which is yet another benefit.

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Setting up a trust business in Australia comes with different challenges, from drafting legal documents to fulfilling your tax requirements. We provide support so you can secure your taxes through the trust whilst gaining assistance in tax law and compliance. That way, you avoid tax liabilities that you should not legally be concerned about at the end of the year.

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