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ANNUAL INFORMATION FORM (AIF) Investment Fund: CONVERTIBLES PORTFOLIO FUND Security Covered by AIF: TRUST UNITS Period Covered by AIF: JANUARY 1, 2015, TO DECEMBER 31, 2015, Date of AIF: March 18,

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How to fill out trust units:

1. Gather necessary information: Before filling out trust units, gather all the relevant information such as the name of the trust, the trustee's contact details, and the details of the beneficiaries.
2. Understand the purpose of the trust: Familiarize yourself with the purpose and objectives of the trust. This will help you accurately fill out the trust units and allocate them according to the guidelines set by the trust.
3. Determine the type of trust units: Trust units can come in different forms, such as fixed units, variable units, or class units. Understand the type of trust units you are working with as it will impact how they are filled out.
4. Allocate the trust units: Based on the guidelines and instructions provided by the trust, allocate the trust units to the respective beneficiaries. This may involve assigning a specific number or percentage of units to each beneficiary.
5. Fill out the necessary forms: Use the provided forms or documents to officially record the allocation of trust units. Ensure accurate and complete information is provided, including the names of the beneficiaries, the number of units allocated to each, and any other required details.

Who needs trust units?

1. Individuals setting up a trust: Those who establish a trust for various purposes, such as asset protection, estate planning, or charitable intentions, may need to allocate trust units.
2. Trustees: Trustees, who are responsible for managing the trust and ensuring its objectives are met, may need to allocate trust units to beneficiaries based on the terms of the trust deed.
3. Beneficiaries: Beneficiaries of a trust, whether they are individuals or organizations, may receive trust units based on the trust's provisions. These units represent their beneficial interest in the trust's assets or income.
4. Financial Advisors or Estate Planners: Professionals in the field of finance and estate planning may work with clients who require assistance in understanding and allocating trust units based on their specific needs and goals.
5. Legal Professionals: Lawyers specialized in trust law may oversee the creation and administration of trusts, including the allocation of trust units, to ensure compliance with legal requirements and the intentions of the trust's creator.

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What is trust units?

Trust units are a form of financial investment that represent ownership in a trust.

Who is required to file trust units?

Investors or beneficiaries who own trust units are required to file them with the appropriate governing bodies.

How to fill out trust units?

Trust units can be filled out by providing information such as the unit holder's name, contact information, and the number of units owned.

What is the purpose of trust units?

The purpose of trust units is to provide investors with a way to earn income or capital gains through their investment in a trust.

What information must be reported on trust units?

Information such as the number of units owned, unit holder's details, and any income earned from the units must be reported on trust units.

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