Glossary
CCS
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Carbon capture and storage; means of preventing CO2
emissions from coal burning entering the atmosphere and contributing to
global warming
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Closely held trusts
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Discretionary trusts or trusts where the beneficiaries
(there can be up to 20 beneficiaries) have a fixed entitlement, which between
them is at least 75 per cent share of the income or capital
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DGR
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Deductible gift recipient; an entity for which donations
are tax-deductible
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Discretionary trusts
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Discretionary trusts provide flexibility in relation to
distributions of income and assets among members
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Family trusts
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A trust is a family trust when the trustee has made a
family trust election. The trustee of a family trust is given wide
discretionary powers to distribute different categories of income to
different beneficiaries and to treat as trust income, capital gains or
receipts deemed to be income for tax purposes. The trustee is usually a
company controlled by the family
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HECS-HELP benefit
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A HECS-HELP benefit gives eligible recipients a reduction
in their compulsory HECS debt repayment and/or their HELP debt repayment, or,
where a repayment is not required due to low income, a direct reduction in
their HELP debt
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IP
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Intellectual property; copyright in ideas
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ITAA
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Income Tax Assessment Act
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Legal disability
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A taxpayer may be deemed to be under a legal disability if
they are a minor (under the age of 18)
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R&D
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Research and development
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Resident trust
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A trust is a resident trust if the trustee is an
Australian resident or the central management and control of the trust is in
Australia
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TFN
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Tax file number
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Unit trusts
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A unit trust is a 'public unit trust' if any of the units
are listed for quotation on a stock exchange, the units are held by 50 or
more persons, or any of the units are offered to the public. A unit trust is
not a public unit trust if 20 or fewer persons hold 75 per cent or more of
the beneficial interests in the income or property of the trust
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Unpaid present
entitlement
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An unpaid present entitlement to trust income arises where
a beneficiary is entitled to a share of trust income but the share of income is
not paid/distributed to them
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YALP
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Yachad Accelerated Learning Project; a not-for-profit
organisation aiming to improve literacy and numeracy outcomes of students in
remote areas
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