http://www.news.com.au/national/str...-for-smsf-owners/story-e6frfkp9-1226739751992
Thoughts on whether this only applies to directly owned assets?
With borrowing, I thought that the property is purchased by a separate company (different to the company that may be the SMSF corporate trustee) as trustee for a custodian trust with the SMSF as beneficiaries.
If this structure is enough to ensure limited recourse for banks - it should also provide similar protection for being sued by others as owner of the IP?
*Edit: Reworded for clarity
Thoughts on whether this only applies to directly owned assets?
With borrowing, I thought that the property is purchased by a separate company (different to the company that may be the SMSF corporate trustee) as trustee for a custodian trust with the SMSF as beneficiaries.
If this structure is enough to ensure limited recourse for banks - it should also provide similar protection for being sued by others as owner of the IP?
*Edit: Reworded for clarity
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