A unit trust differs from a discretionary trust in the way that income or assets are distributed to beneficiaries. In a discretionary trust, the trustee has discretion as to how income is distributed, while in a unit trust the beneficiaries are entitled to a fixed sum based on how many ‘units’ they are allocated in the trust deed.
A unit trust can be used for property development projects where independent parties have come together for a particular project.
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