This paper examines two very recent decisions which deal with the powers of the Family Court (and the Federal Magistrates Court) which are of great importance to SME tax advisers. This paper also considers some tax issues raised by these decisions and comments on the continuing usefulness of discretionary trusts for asset protection.
Miscellaneous
2009
Trust busting, tax and the family court - Current issues for SME tax advisers
Source: National
Published Date: 12 Mar 2009
Individual Session
Trust busting, tax and the Family Court - Current issues for SME tax advisers
Author(s):
Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life
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- Published By: Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life
- Published On:12 Mar 2009
- Took place at:Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre and Doltone House
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