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  Miscellaneous 2005

Splitting and cloning trusts

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 18 Oct 2005

 

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Issues covered in this paper include

  • what is meant by splitting
  • what the effect is
  • particular emphasis on trust law, stamp duty and 'asset protection' issues.
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Splitting and cloning trusts

Author(s): Bill Cannon
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  • Published By: Bill Cannon
  • Published On:18 Oct 2005
  • Took place at:Tattersalls Club, Sydney

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