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Last Will and Testament

Reduces the 4 defacto death duties & 32% tax on superannuation

Our 3rd Generation Testamentary Trust Will significantly reduces the 4 defacto death duties and the 32% tax on superannuation — with free lifetime updates.

About this Document

A Testamentary Trust Will creates a trust that only comes into effect upon your death. It provides significant tax advantages for your beneficiaries and offers asset protection that a standard Will cannot. Our 3G Testamentary Trust Will is the most advanced version available in Australia. It addresses the 4 defacto death duties (Capital Gains Tax, superannuation tax, stamp duty on inherited properties, and potential loss of pension entitlements) and provides a structure that can save your family hundreds of thousands of dollars in unnecessary taxes. Unlike a standard Will that simply distributes assets outright, a Testamentary Trust Will allows income from the estate to be split among family members (including minor children) at lower tax rates. This is one of the few remaining legitimate tax planning strategies available.

Key Features

3rd Generation Testamentary Trust structure
Addresses 4 defacto death duties
Reduces 32% tax on superannuation
Income splitting for beneficiaries including minors
Asset protection from creditors and family law claims
Free lifetime updates as laws change
Covers all Australian states and territories
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What's Included

  • Testamentary Trust Will document
  • Trust deed for beneficiaries
  • Letter of wishes template
  • Guide to appointing executors and trustees
  • Free lifetime updates

Advice & Tips

Writing a Will is one of the most important things you can do for your family. Without a valid Will, your assets will be distributed according to state intestacy laws — which may not reflect your wishes. Key considerations when creating your Will: • Appoint trustworthy executors and backup executors • Consider establishing a Testamentary Trust for tax benefits • Keep your Will updated as circumstances change (marriage, divorce, new children) • Store your Will securely and ensure your executors know where to find it • Consider complementary documents like Powers of Attorney

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