Federal Labor has pledged to impose 30pc tax rate on family trust distributions

by Cathy Guo

The founding partner of the Addsum, Cathy Guo Source: by Addsum

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has dismissed as desperation the Government's dismissal of his plan to crack down on high-income earners using family trusts to minimise income tax. Under the plan, there would be a minimum 30 per cent tax rate on distributions to people over age 18. And the measure would be expected to raise more than $4 billion in revenue over the first four years. Mr Morrison Described Mr Shorten as a "till raider". So what is the family trust? Why it becomes an important topic for the Labor? Is it suitable for every family as a good financial plan? The founding partner of the Addsum, Cathy Guo, showed her opinion.



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