Our forestry investments are fully tax deductible

taxation PDS investment manager

19 June 2008
| By Justin Knight |
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If you’re looking to minimise your clients’ tax this year, why not consider Great Southern’s forestry investments? Unlike a margin loan or capital protected product, up to 100% of the investments are tax deductible* and they can be up to 10 times more tax effective in the first year, based on the capital invested. Plus they are weakly correlated to traditional assets which may help to diversify a portfolio.

As the world grows it needs a greater supply of wood products, such as paper and furniture, however declining native forests and a global crackdown on illegal logging is restricting supply.

Luckily, Great Southern’s forestry investments provide a renewable and sustainable resource.

They also provide expected returns from diversified income points and have been carefully structured to minimise downside risk.

Great Southern is Australia’s largest agribusiness investment manager and forestry company. It manages more than $2 billion on behalf of over 40,000 investors.

Forestry forms the largest part of its business and it has completed the plantation cycle from planting through to harvest. It is also in Australia’s top 5 commodity producers for beef cattle, wine grapes, olives, almonds and poultry.

Great Southern is an S&P ASX/200 company and is distinguished by a strong balance sheet and extensive land holdings.

For more information and a case study visit www.great-southern.com.au/taxcasestudy.aspx, please speak to your Great Southern representative or call Great Southern head office on 1800 258 348. But please don’t delay, our forestry investments will close on 30 June 2008.

This information is a general summary only and has been prepared without taking into account any persons individual objectives, financial situation or needs. Before acting on this information a person should consider the appropriateness of the Great Southern 2008 Renewable Fibre Project ARSN 124 053 27 and the Great Southern 2008 High Value Timber Project ARSN 123 529 233 (the Projects) with regard to these factors and if necessary seek advice from a suitably qualified professional. Great Southern Managers Australia Limited AFSL 240 787 is the issuer of the Projects. Anyone wishing to invest should consider the PDS. For a copy please contact Great Southern on 1800 258 348, or visit www.great-southern.com.au. The Product Rulings are only a ruling on the application of the taxation law and is no way expressly or impliedly a guarantee or endorsement of the commercial viability of the relevant Project, of the soundness or otherwise of the relevant Project as an investment, or of the reasonableness or commerciality of any fees charged in connection with the relevant Project. Each Product Ruling is only binding on the Commissioner of Taxation if the relevant Project is implemented in the specific manner provided in the Product Ruling.

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