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I doubt it, ATO doesn't have any say on that.

It's not a matter of calculation method, the question is how the ATO/ courts would see the purchase of income only units that produce only say 3% yield where money is being borrowed @ 7%. Does that look at arms length? Or is something else up???

I go to a medium sized accounting firm which specialises in structures and returns for doctors, hence their bread and butter is asset protection structures and tax minimisation for high income earners. They strongly recommend against HDTs, and this is not through ignorance, lack of margins or...