SDOT2 Product Disclosure Statement - Stockland
SDOT2 Product Disclosure Statement - Stockland
SDOT2 Product Disclosure Statement - Stockland
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08<br />
1.<br />
Key Investment<br />
Features (cont.)<br />
Key investment features<br />
Feature Summary Section(s)<br />
Other investment<br />
information<br />
Taxation<br />
Superannuation<br />
funds<br />
The report in Section 13 prepared by Deloitte states a tax<br />
deduction for Interest and Fees paid by Investors on the Final<br />
Instalment is likely to be available where the Investor’s purpose<br />
for investing is the derivation of future assessable income<br />
(other than capital gains) in excess of the amount of these<br />
deductions.<br />
Trustees of superannuation entities should obtain their own<br />
professional advice and exercise their own skill and care in<br />
determining whether an investment in the Trust is appropriate.<br />
The report in Section 14 prepared by Mallesons Stephen<br />
Jaques states that:<br />
- Instalment Receipts do not constitute a “borrowing”, but<br />
there is a risk that APRA or the ATO may take a different<br />
view; and<br />
- for the purposes of complying with the "in-house" asset<br />
rules, a SMSF would need to restrict its investment under<br />
the terms of the Offer together with any other "in-house"<br />
assets it has, to 5% of the market value of all of its assets.<br />
3.8, 4.7, 10.5<br />
and 13<br />
4.14 and 14