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Coping with change - family trust elections

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Published on 17 Oct 98 by TASMANIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

A practical analysis of the impact of family trust elections, looking at: What are they?; When should they be made?; How should they be made?; In respect of whom they should be made?; What are the alternatives?

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Michael Hine CTA
Photo of author, Michael HINE Michael is a founding partner of Newton & Henry. He has extensive knowledge of most major taxes including payroll tax, income tax and fringe benefits tax and consults regularly on the practical implications of the GST. Michael was the adviser to the Tasmanian Government’s GST Implementation Program. He was the State Chairman of The Tax Institute in 2001, was a member of the National Executive of the Institute and the Chairman of the Institute’s National Technical Committee. Michael has been a member of the Commissioner’s Division 7A reference group since its inception and was instrumental in lobbying for the changes that saw the introduction of s 109RB discretions. - Current at 23 June 2021
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