This paper covers:
- what trust cloning is
- when it might be used and by whom
- what the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has said about it
- whether the author considers the ATO to be right and how to work around the ATO's rules.
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Miscellaneous
2008
Trust cloning - a practitioner's perspective
Source: Victoria
Published Date: 29 Apr 2008
Individual Session
Trust cloning - a practitioner's perspective
Author(s):
Paul Hockridge
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- Published By: Paul Hockridge
- Published On:29 Apr 2008
- Took place at:Hotel Windsor, Melbourne
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