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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2017

Determinacy Of A Trust – Indian Tax Insights

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Trust structures have gained popularity over the years in India as vehicles for pooling of investments and for estate planning by high net-worth individuals.

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Trust structures have gained popularity over the years in India as vehicles for pooling of investments and for estate planning by high net-worth individuals. With respect to investment funds, a tax pass-through mechanism is vital as the investors would prefer that the income is taxed at the investor level as opposed to being taxed in the hands of the trust. A tax pass through for trusts is fairly common in several jurisdictions. The tax code in India too provides for a tax pass-through for certain types of funds such as Category I & II Alternative Investment Funds ("AIFs"), Securitisation Trusts and a partial tax pass through for Real Estate Investment Funds ("REITs") and Infrastructure Investment Trusts ("InvITs").

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