2010

18th National Tax Intensive Retreat

Source: National

Published Date: 19 Aug 2010

 
"Passing the Baton' was this year's theme. It is about succession planning, and preserving and passing the family wealth to the next generation. This is a topic of growing importance as the value built up in entities by, in particular, the baby boomers, is to be transferred to the next generation. The traps and pitfalls are many and our team of expert and experienced presenters identifed those obstacles and suggested the ways and means around them.

The range of succession strategies considered was impressive - including strategies for maintaining control over assets in trusts post-Kennon v Spry and Richstar Enterprises, the role of superannuation and life insurance, extending the life of trusts, the risk of bankruptcy and family breakdown and the impact of the general anti-avoidance provision on succession planning.

Challenging a trustee's decision to pay a superannuation death benefit

Author(s): Bernie O'Sullivan

Passing control of a business on insurable exit events - Ensuring fair outcomes

Author(s): Matthew Burgess

The role of super in estate planning and issues upon death

Author(s): Linda Farmer , Paul Banister

Protecting the family assets (trusts and divorce)

Author(s): Arlene Macdonald

Discretionary trusts: Control v ownerhip

Author(s): Jeffrey Chang

Trusts - Extending the vesting date

Author(s): Michael Butler

Trusting into the future

Author(s): Tony Riordan

Details

  • Published On:19 Aug 2010
  • Took place at:Sheraton Noosa Resort & Spa, Noosa

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