$129.00
Many people provide gifts at various times in their lives without necessarily knowing, and generally without evidence. This could attract a dispute in which a gift could be mistakenly intended to be a borrowing. This risk can be easily be refuted with an executed Deed of Gift.
Likewise beneficiaries of a discretionary trust may not seek to receive unpaid present entitlements but over time seek to reclaim against the trustee. It is important for the Trustee to put in place a Deed of Gift to cover that consequence.
A person, company, trust or SMSF may seek to gift cash or an asset to a charity, education institution or another person or entity. This Deed caters for such a gift with a receipt and an acknowledgement.
In addition it can be used for unpaid present entitlements owed to discretionary trust beneficiaries.
► $129.00 (inc GST) – OR provided under your unlimited membership
► The master document has been signed off by Abbott & Mourly and is congruent with Australian law.
