Estate Planning
Date Started: 07 Aug, 2008
Date Completed: 07 Aug, 2008
Results: 1/10 questions answered correctly.

QUESTION 1: The definition of a Beneficiary is:
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Your answer was The person that died.. The correct answer was: Someone who will benefit from the Estate.

QUESTION 2: Which one of the following circumstances would not necessarily make a Will invalid:
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Your answer was It was not witnessed.. The correct answer was: You left out a guitar you owned.

QUESTION 3: If I die without a Will (Intestate) how will the distribution of my assets be determined:
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Your answer was It will always be paid to my kids.. The correct answer was: In accordance with defined procedures that vary for each state/territory in Australia.

QUESTION 4: A Testamentary Trust has the following benefit:
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Your answer was It may protect Estate assets from divorce proceedings.. The correct answer was: All of the above.

QUESTION 5: An Estate can be administered for how many financial years before higher tax rates apply (assuming beneficiaries are not legally entitled to benefits)?
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Your answer was It can go for ever.. The correct answer was: 3 years.

QUESTION 6: If you have left a home after you pass away, within what timeframe must the Estate sell the property, or must the property be lived in by a beneficiary, before capital gains tax might apply?
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Your answer was 3 years.. The correct answer was: 2 years.

QUESTION 7: Which Power of Attorney continues to operate if the person is in a coma?
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Your answer was General Power of Attorney.. The correct answer was: Enduring Power of Attorney.

QUESTION 8: An Estate will have to pay tax on investment income it receives?
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Your answer was False.. The correct answer was: True.

QUESTION 9: Does your superannuation always get distributed to your beneficiaries via the Will?
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Your answer was Yes.. The correct answer was: No.

QUESTION 10: The definition of the Executor is:
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