Miscellaneous 2009

Can't Clone " what now? Succession planning for trusts

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 4 Aug 2009

 

The division and divestment of control of family discretionary trusts has suffered somewhat with legislative amendments announced to remove the "trust cloning" exemption. In light of these changes, this presentation outlines alternative options for advisers and their clients in implementing succession planning strategies for family discretionary trusts including:

  • trust splitting as a continuing and useful alternative
  • dividing control using the matriarch or patriarch's will
  • other methods of 'dividing' trust assets
  • in specie distributions
  • weighing practical and commercial requirements against tax outcomes.

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  • Published By: Marc Romaldi
  • Published On:4 Aug 2009
  • Took place at:Sebel Playford, Adelaide

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