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Strategies for the SME practitioner's kitbag presentation

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Published on 22 Aug 13 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Every tax practitioner needs a kitbag of strategies for dealing with their clients’ affairs ranging from the simple to the more complex. This is a practical presentation designed to consider some of the more essential strategies that should be employed by all SME practitioners including:

  • transfers of property in and out of superannuation funds, discretionary trusts and unit trusts
  • SMSF borrowing arrangements
  • family law and Div 7A
  • time periods for objections and amending assessments
  • restructuring after 1 July 2013.

Author profiles

Daniel Fry CTA
Daniel is a partner of EY Law specialising in the provision of legal and tax services to high net worth individuals and their related companies and trusts. He is a chartered accountant and solicitor who has over 20 years of experience in revenue law. He practises in all areas of tax and duty but has a particular focus on superannuation, estate planning, trusts, business structuring, capital gains tax and dealing with the ATO in relation to tax disputes. Daniel is also a Chartered Tax Adviser of The Tax Institute and currently serves as a member of the state council for its WA division. Daniel has been named in Doyle’s Guide as one of the leading tax lawyers in WA and is a key member of the EY Law team in Perth that was recognised as the leading tax law firm in WA in 2016 and 2017. - Current at 15 March 2018
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Alan Krawitz CTA
Alan Krawitz, CTA is a Director of Smailes Krawitz, a boutique law firm that specialises in tax advice, tax disputes, wills and estates, trusts and commercial law on behalf of privately owned enterprises, high net worth individuals and family offices . In the 2022 edition of Doyle’s Guide for Western Australia, the firm was ranked as a First-Tier firm in the category of “Leading Tax Law Firms” and was ranked equal second in the category “Leading Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Law Firms”. Alan provides complex tax advice for private and family groups and high net worth individuals. He acts for taxpayers in disputes with the Australian Taxation Office, including matters filed in the Federal Court of Australia and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Alan provides estate plans of highly prominent individuals in Australian corporate life and acts for clients in relation to disputes involving trusts and estates. Alan is admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of Western Australia and is entitled to practice in the High Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. - Current at 04 July 2023
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This was presented at 46th Western Australian State Convention .

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Trusts: Are they still worth it in the current tax climate?

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Strategies for the SME practitioner's kitbag

Author(s):  Daniel FRY,  Alan KRAWITZ

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