Tax effective resolution of trust and estate disputes: making the best of a bad situation
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 13 Jan 2021
This podcast covers:
- the nature of a dispute in wealth distribution and the claims at hand
- ownership structures including personally held, family trust and superannuation
- the tax implications in dealing with estate and wealth disputes and not losing track of the tax bill
- tax-effectively addressing estate disputes by agreement or court order " what's the difference and what do they deal with?
- Division 128 CGT Rollover and Victorian duty concessions on death and applying them in a dispute context
- factoring in superannuation death benefits in the dispute and minimising death benefits tax; and
- transferring control of family discretionary trusts without triggering tax
- using tax planning as a bargaining tool in negotiating an outcome
- remembering prevention is far better and cheaper than a cure.
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Tax effective resolution of trust and estate disputes: Making the best of a bad situation
Details
- Published By: Nathan Yii
- Published On:13 Jan 2021
- Took place at:Online
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