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Originally posted by 1stPrize ↑

only the taxable component becomes taxable in the circumstances u say.... needs maths.

on the other.... the super fund is the asset (and is sorta not owned anyway, but a beneficial asset, owned by the trust and managed by the trustee)
if smsf then a piece of paper needs to be luckily signed before death to do what u r talking about....... allows the trustee to get on with the liquidation, otherwise generally nope.

a good topic area to throw money at someone for advice before u actually need it.

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Thanks for this, its cloudy to me. Trusts can be "directed"... but will chat with my acc.
I just know that I've read accounts of inheritors copping tax on super funds inherited.
And their math....ahh.
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