2011

19th National Tax Intensive Retreat

Source: National

Published Date: 24 Nov 2011

 
The focus of this event was trusts. Some members of The Tax Institute may remember the tax poet, Jim Morrison, once saying: "There are things known and unknown and in between are the doors."? The committee believes those words describe very accurately the current position in relation to the taxation of trusts in Australia.

This event examined the things that are known about trusts, and the things that are less understood, in particular, the government's new legislation on the definition of trust income and the treatment of different categories of trust income and gains. As usual, the event concentrated on the practical application of difficult technical matters.

Exploring the trust deed - Why do we do what we do in drafting deeds?


Trusts and asset protection best practice

Author(s): Ken Schurgott CTA-Life

Workshop 2 - CGT small business concessions and trust audit issues

Author(s): Chris Wookey CTA , Mark Northeast CTA

Trust mixed bag

Author(s): Joanna Monahan
Materials from this session:

Trusts in the ATO's sights

Author(s): Peter Godber CTA-Life

Workshop 1 - Trust distributions

Author(s): David Marschke CTA
Materials from this session:

Trust distributions - The practice

Author(s): Mark West CTA

Getting trust right: Lessons from the Federal Court

Author(s): Jeffrey Spender

Small business CGT concessions and trust issues

Author(s): Vanessa Priest FTI

Details

  • Published On:24 Nov 2011
  • Took place at:Sheraton Noosa Resort & Spa, Noosa

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