Assessable Income for Partnerships Only
This topic provides information on the following items that relate to [glossary:partnerships:513] only:
This topic provides information on the following items that relate to [glossary:partnerships:513] only:
This table shows how to calculate the asset value of Allocated (Account-based) and Market Linked Income Streams where the superannuation agreement or court order specifies that payments from the original Family Law Affected Income Stream, owned by the member, are to be split with the former partner (non-member) on a percentage basis.
A trust is a designated private trust unless:
The following table describes how the assets from a non-discretionary trust are assessed.
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If a person is... |
Then they... |
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a co-beneficiary of the assets of a non-discretionary trust |
have an asset. The value of the asset is determined by the share of the trust held by each beneficiary, as set out in the trust deed. |
Last amended: 27 June 2012
Last amended: 9 December 2008
Netherlands restitution payments are paid under the 'State Assistance Scheme for the 1940-1945 Victims of Persecution' (WUV). The assistance scheme differs from the German and Austrian restitution payments and is payable to the victim, the widow/widower and or next of kin of the victim. The scheme also makes payments in respect of persecution by the Japanese. Recipients must have been born before the end of the Second World War.
If a veteran who would like to:
Beneficiaries of [glossary:non-discretionary trusts:512] may have an interest in the trust's income depending on the nature and terms of the trust deed. The share of the trust's income that is allocated or distributed by the [glossary:trustee:496](s) to a beneficiary is assessable income. Allocations and distributions are assessed as income for 12 months.
Section 5J
An [glossary:income stream:406] is a series of regular payments, made for life or for a fixed term, which are purchased with a capital sum or made directly from accumulated superannuation contributions. An income stream can only be paid by one of the following entities: