Tenth Avenue Accountants & Financial Advisors
Trusts & Disability Trusts on the Central Coast
We make managing trusts and disability trusts straightforward with clear reporting, accurate documentation and transparent support for individuals and families.
Clear Guidance for Managing Trusts
Transparent Reporting
Accredited Advisors
Tailored Financial Support
At Tenth Avenue Accountants & Financial Advisors on the Central Coast, we provide transparent support for establishing and maintaining trusts and disability trusts. Our focus is on structured recordkeeping, accurate documentation and compliance with Australian taxation and reporting standards.
We assist with preparing annual statements, managing distributions and maintaining organised records to help trustees meet their responsibilities with confidence. This service helps maintain clarity across all trust activities, from setup through to ongoing administration.
For clear and
accountable management of
trusts and
disability trusts, contact
(02) 4399 1551 to speak with our team today.
Secure Financial Futures
Managing trusts involves preparing detailed financial records that outline income, distributions and assets held by the trust. Each trust, including disability trusts, requires accurate reporting to meet its obligations with the ATO.
Consistent documentation and clear communication between trustees and beneficiaries support transparency throughout the process. Regular reviews of income, expenses and investment activity help maintain accurate reporting across future financial years.
With structured systems in place, managing
trusts becomes a straightforward process of maintaining records and staying aligned with current reporting requirements.
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FAQ
What is a trust and how does it work?
A trust is a legal structure where a trustee holds assets or income on behalf of beneficiaries. The trustee is responsible for managing the assets according to the terms set out in the trust deed. Different types of trusts exist, including family trusts, unit trusts, and disability trusts, each designed for specific purposes. The trust itself must maintain detailed financial records, report annual income, and lodge tax returns as required by law. Beneficiaries then report any distributed income in their own tax returns.
What is a disability trust?
A disability trust is a special type of trust created to support the long-term care and financial management of a person with a severe disability. It allows families to set aside funds to provide for a beneficiary’s needs without affecting eligibility for government support. Disability trusts are subject to specific rules set by the Australian Government, including eligibility criteria and tax treatment. Accurate recordkeeping and annual reporting are essential to maintain compliance with these requirements.
Who can set up a trust?
A trust can be set up by an individual, a family, or a business entity. The person or entity creating the trust is known as the settlor, and they appoint a trustee to manage the assets. The trust deed outlines how the trust operates, who the beneficiaries are, and what assets or income will be distributed. Setting up a trust requires careful planning, a clear structure, and a legally valid deed to comply with taxation and legal obligations.


