2024 Trusts

Deciphering recent trust distribution cases

Published Date: 11 Sep 2024

 

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For trustees making distributions from a discretionary trust, there is more to consider than the application of section 100A and section 99B. Trustees are under a fiduciary duty to administer a trust in accordance with the terms of the trust imposed upon them as well as trusts generally having more complexity than what was previously assumed.

This session covers a range of areas that trustees should be considering including:

  • Myth busting – asset protection, family law and other “publican” views
  • Does the trustee genuinely have unfettered discretion (Owies); and
  • Can the Commissioner apply Part IVA to family trust distribution decisions (Minerva).

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