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  2010

Estate Planning - Recent Developments

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 16 Nov 2010

 
This event delivered an update on the key topics in the context of Estate Planning in NSW including:
  • setting the scene - Recent developments in the law relating to wills and succession
  • asset protection - Do you need to reconsider past assumptions concerning protection of assets?
  • family trusts & estate planning
  • testamentary trusts
  • providing for business succession by including key staff in the ownership of the business
  • international issues in succession planning.

International issues in succession planning

Author(s): John Balazs CTA
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Recent developments concerning asset protection

Author(s): Christopher Catt
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Business succession & key staff tax & funding issues

Author(s): Scott Mcgill CTA
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Family trusts and estate planning

Author(s): Ken Schurgott CTA-Life
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Details

  • Published On:16 Nov 2010
  • Took place at:Hilton Sydney, Sydney

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