Trusts, companies and SMSFs

Track wealth held in trusts, companies and SMSFs.

Worthbase is a family trust investments tracker and SMSF portfolio tracker in one: it records trusts, companies, self-managed super funds and partnerships as owners alongside the people in your household, with exact ownership splits, net worth for each entity, and cost bases and gains for each owner. Think of it as family office software sized for a household.

Why track entities in one balance sheet?

When some of your wealth sits in a family trust, some in a company and some in a self-managed fund, each has its own statements, and its own accountant's view. You still want to know what the family is worth, and what each entity is worth on its own.

  • Entities as owners

    Add a trust, company, SMSF or partnership as a party. Any asset or loan can be owned by one or split between several owners by exact percentage.

  • Net worth per entity

    Ask for the household total, or for one owner: the trust's net worth, the company's holdings, the fund's performance.

  • Separate workspaces, separate people

    Keep an entity in its own workspace and share it only with the people who should see it, such as your accountant for the trust. Have as many workspaces as you need and see your net worth across all of them.

  • Roles you control

    Invite each person as viewer, editor or admin. Invitees join free, and every change they make is audited.

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Break down our net worth by owner.
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Grouped by party (illustrative figures):

Net worth by ownerPriced today
Maya$642,300
Tom$598,950
Chen Family Trust$1,184,200
Chen Super Fund (SMSF)$1,021,760
Household$3,447,210
Gains by owner

Cost bases and gains for each owner.

When an asset is split between owners, each owner's share of the cost base, the realised and unrealised gains and losses, and the proceeds of a simulated sale follow the exact ownership split.

Exact cost bases

Lots are tracked FIFO by default, or you pick specific lots. Buy fees go into the cost base and sell fees come off proceeds.

Gains per owner

Realised and unrealised gains and losses per holding and per sale, split by owner: a person, a trust, a company or a fund.

Simulated sales

Ask what a sale would do: proceeds, the lots used and the gain or loss for each owner. Nothing is written.

Worthbase reports gains and losses, not tax. How each entity is taxed is a question for your accountant.

Just ask

Questions for each entity.

What's the family trust worth today? How has the SMSF performed since 2022, including dividends? What were the trust's realised gains since July? If the company sold its ETF holding, what would the gain be? Invite our accountant to the trust workspace as a viewer. What's my net worth across all my workspaces?
Questions

Trusts and companies questions.

Do I need a separate plan for a family trust?

No. There's one plan, and it includes trusts, companies, SMSFs and partnerships as owners and as many workspaces as you need. See pricing.

Is Worthbase accounting software for my trust or company?

No. It doesn't produce financial statements, calculate tax, lodge returns or keep a general ledger for the entity. It tracks what each entity owns and owes, its gains and its performance, so you and your accountant have accurate figures to work from.

Can my accountant see only the trust?

Yes. Put the trust in its own workspace and invite your accountant to that workspace only, as a viewer or editor. They join free and can't see your other workspaces.

Does it work for companies and trusts outside Australia?

Yes, for tracking. Ownership splits, net worth per entity, cost bases, realised gains and performance work in any country and currency.

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by Sanjay