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    Q - Audit Insurance? Worthwhile or Rip-off?

    Thanks babushka, and also steveadl.. that's an interesting idea about audit cover through home policy. I'll check that out.
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    Q - Audit Insurance? Worthwhile or Rip-off?

    I received a letter offering audit insurance recently too, and am considering which way to move on it. I'm aware of the negative view that DaleGG held about this insurance. If I don't want to take up the offer I'm supposed to sign a decline statement, part of which reads ".. [accountancy...
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    Audit insurance?

    Thanks for the replies. Just found another thread about this from earlier in the month...
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    Audit insurance?

    Recently my accountant has written to me offering audit insurance. I'm not really sure what to do about this. I was under the impression that accountants take out insurance to cover their extra costs involved with audits. The cost of their premium for this insurance is a business expense...
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    Travis Morien

    Hiya dee I've been thinking about putting something like this into place also. Could I ask you how much you're paying for this please. Theo
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    Are rebates taxable income?

    Hiya JenD talks about "funds" (plural). If the rebate is treated as a reduction in cost base, which fund is it against? Or does it reduce the cost base of all funds according to some kind of apportionment rule? Ta
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    Investing money for our kids

    Thanks for your reply Manny. I can see that it would be useful to do that for internal tracking. Regards Theo
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    Investing money for our kids

    Hi manny For my knowledge, why is there a need to keep record of this in the trust's minutes? Is that just a personal decision? With a discretionary trust, I thought it's not necessary to predetermine where income will go. That is, one of the advantages of a trust is flexible distribution...
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    bought shares from home loan

    Thanks Mry for your helpful thoughts. I do understand that what you've written is to be taken as general comment only, and I can reassure you that's the way I am taking it. Thanks Theo
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    bought shares from home loan

    Thanks Mry, I appreciate your reply even if it wasn't what I wanted to read! After reading Julia's post, like you say.. a mess. I believe it's a case of option 2 but it seems like there's going to be an issue about interest deductibility on the $30,000 when I come to invest. Can you...
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    bought shares from home loan

    [/B] I'd be interested in getting opinions about how deductibility of interest applies in my case. Using the security of my PPOR, I established an interest only loan to purchase shares. The loan is linked to a 100% offset account. The clear purpose of the loan was investment. When the...
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    Leaking shower - Megasealed?

    Thanks for the replies. Geoff: I'm in Brisbane and I checked out the Sabre link. Interesting because it reads just like the Megasealed site. Maybe they get the stuff out of the same vat. For fun I checked whether the Brisbane testimonial makers existed in the online white pages - not a one...
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    Leaking shower - Megasealed?

    Hi all Recently had water seeping from an upstairs shower which caused problems on the ceiling below (how I noticed the problem). Am thinking of getting the 'Megasealed' treatment (www.megasealed.com.au) to address the problem. It's expensive but not as expensive as pulling the shower...
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    Lazy $$$$$ Ppor

    *bump* Steve, don't forget that (educational) spreadsheet please. While I'm here......... Does attendance at your seminar entitle to a one on one consultation? Who is that with, you? Can the strategy you've presented be suitably undertaken within a hybrid trust structure? Do you know...
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    Lazy $$$$$ Ppor

    'On ya Steve. I look forward to your spreadsheet in due course. Theo
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