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    • Land in NSW 
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      Because you intend for your unit trust to hold land in NSW, this document is not suitable for your needs.

      The Land Tax Management Act 1956 (NSW) contains special rules for unit trusts. If your trust deed does not comply with these regulations, you may be subject to a higher rate of land tax.

      This template is not designed to cater for this specific legal situation. To proceed, you will need to contact a lawyer for assistance in drafting a compliant document.

    • Name of the Unit trust 
    • Trustee 
    • The Role of the Trustee

      The Trustee is the legal controller of the trust. They are responsible for managing the trust's assets for the ultimate benefit of the beneficiaries.

      Key responsibilities include:

      Legal Ownership: Holding the legal title to the trust's assets (e.g., property, shares, bank accounts).
      Management: Making all day-to-day decisions, such as managing investments and paying trust expenses.
      Distribution: Deciding how and when to distribute income or capital to the beneficiaries each year, as outlined in the Trust Deed.
      Duty of Care: The Trustee must always act in the best interests of the beneficiaries and comply with all legal obligations.


      A Trustee can be one or more individuals (over 18 years of age) or a dedicated company, which is known as a 'Corporate Trustee'.

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    • Unit Holder 
    • Unit Holder One 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

    • Unit Holder two 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

    • Unit Holder three 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

    • Unit Holder Four 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

    • Unit Holder Five 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

    • Unit Holder Six 
    • E.g No, I hold the shares for someone else or I hold them for a trust

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