Changes to the
tax and regulatory rules will create two new forms of investment vehicle:
·
a
corporate collective investment vehicle (CIV) from 1 July 2017; and
·
a
limited partnership collective investment vehicle from 1 July 2018.
These vehicles
are internationally recognised and easy to use structures that will make
managed funds based in Australia a more attractive place for foreigners to
invest.
Creating these
new structures will encourage foreign investment as well as the export of funds
management services from Australia.
Australian
exports represent less than 4 per cent of funds under management, highlighting
a significant potential export growth industry.
At G&B
Lawyers, we can advise you on your existing investment vehicles and how to plan
ahead.
Responsible entities and trustees will need to consider if it is
appropriate to transition across to these new vehicles from their respective
commencement dates.
We can also assist you in the establishment of these new
investment vehicles.
Contact Nathan Buckley, Partner at G&B Lawyers on M: 0411 067 367 or E: nbuckley@gandblawyers.com.au
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