2015

Trusts Masterclass

Source: Victoria

Published Date: 20 May 2015

 
The taxation of trusts continues to be a hot topic for the profession coming into another 30 June. Even though there has been little "new"? legislation enacted, the interplay of legislative intervention, judicial interpretation and a more attentive administration by the Commissioner of Taxation heralds an era where the law in relation to trusts is both constantly evolving and in a state of flux. Practitioners are faced daily with issues that are both uncertain and potentially subject to dispute.

This event covered:

  • identify key items and issues that should be considered when a trust comes to an end
  • outline the ATO's main issues and concerns with trusts in the current environment
  • explain practical options to deal with unanticipated trust deed problems
  • provide a list of "watch outs"? that can trap junior and even senior practitioners
  • allow your voice to be heard by actively asking questions within a panel discussion.

Trusts and murphy's law (or anything that can go wrong, will go wrong)

Author(s): Jeffrey Chang CTA

Perpetuity periods, vesting dates and winding up a trust

Author(s): William Moore , Andrew O'Bryan CTA , Jacinta Bolzonello

Trust current issues and hot topics

Author(s): Fiona Dillon CTA

Details

  • Published On:20 May 2015
  • Took place at:Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, Kooyong

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