Tax can greatly reduce the value of the transfer of assets from the deceased to the beneficiaries. It is important in both planning the Will and in advising the executor and/or beneficiaries after death to be aware of the significance of any tax impost. This seminar provided an overview and focussed on some problem areas concerning income tax and CGT. It also briefly dealt with stamp duty, GST and superannuation.
When two certainties collide 'death' and 'taxes'
Author(s):
Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life
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- Published On:4 Jun 2004
- Took place at:City West Function Centre, West Perth
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