Miscellaneous 1999

Trust losses in a nutshell - exploring trusts - trust losses and family trust elections

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 14 May 1999

 

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The law governing the taxation of trust income has been changed in significant respects in recent times. Further changes have been foreshadowed in draft bills and policy statements. The relevant legislation (or proposed legislation) is often complex and more readily mastered, or at the least, managed by reference to practical applications. The hypothetical case study at the end of this paper is designed to provide a simple practical backdrop to the operation of the trust loss and family trust election provisions.

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  • Published By: Glen Barton
  • Published On:14 May 1999
  • Took place at:Vines Resort, Perth

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