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August 2021 - last edited August 2021
August 2021 - last edited August 2021
The Trust has a taxable income of $21,706, and in the distribution statement code 15 is used, so no beneficiary distriubution.
On the tax return front cover, we selected tax table 5 - Sec 99 Deceased Estate - within 3 years of death.
AE Tax shows gross tax of $666.14, but with the Low Income Offset allowed of $700, resulting in zero balance.
The ATO has issued the assessment to the Trust, but not given the Low Income Rebate?
So - is AE correct or the Tax Office in this case?
Reading Paragraph 15-300 of the 2021 Master Tax Guide, I suspect it's the ATO.
August 2021
August 2021
Hi @RPD,
For the first three income years, the deceased estate income is taxed at the individual income tax rates, with the benefit of the full tax-free threshold. Deceased estates do not get the benefit of tax offsets (concessional rebates), such as the low-income tax offset. No Medicare levy is payable.
ATO guideline does not specify if tax offsets are applied after the 4th income year
https://www.ato.gov.au/Individuals/Deceased-estates/Doing-trust-tax-returns-for-a-deceased-estate/Ta...