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FAQ TAX & FEES FEES, TAXES, DUTIES AND CHARGES SOCIAL SECURITY DEEMING PROVISIONS
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FEES, TAXES, DUTIES AND CHARGESAs an investor in the Glebe Income Accounts, you will not pay any entry or exit fees to Glebe Administration Board (GAB). Your account is also free of management and account keeping fees. However, some normal government taxes, duties and charges may still apply. Please check with Glebe Income Accounts for the latest information.GAB reserves the right to recoup any fees incurred in the operation of the Accounts. Please refer to the schedule of fees. GAB reserves the right to recoup
any duties or taxes incurred by it in connection with any investment
under the offer document and to make withholding tax and other taxation
deductions where required to do so under any applicable taxation laws. |
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TAXATION STATEMENTSIn July of each year, Glebe Administration Board will forward to you a statement providing details of your investment and the interest you have earned during the preceding taxation year to 30th June. The interest
earned on investments in the Glebe Income Accounts should be included
in your assessable income on your taxation return. As taxation
implications will vary, we recommend that you seek professional
taxation advice relevant to your personal circumstances. |
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TAX FILE NUMBERSThe collection of Tax File Numbers is authorised and their use and disclosure are strictly regulated by tax laws and the Privacy Act 1988 (Cwlth). It is not compulsory to quote your Tax File Number. However, if you do not, Glebe Administration Board may deduct tax from your interest at the highest marginal rate plus the Medicare Levy. Some investors, such as pensioners and organisations not required to lodge a tax return, may be entitled to an exemption and this should be indicated on the application form. |
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SOCIAL SECURITY DEEMING PROVISIONSInvestments are not exempt from the deeming provisions on financial investments made by Social Security recipients. We recommend that you seek professional advice on this matter. |
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