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Family trust elections: What if you cannot make a family trust election? presentation

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Published on 11 Apr 06 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation looks at:

  • Requirements for making a valid family trust election
  • General overview of the trust loss rules
  • Recent cases decisions involving trust rules and anti-avoidance
  • Consequences of making a distribution outside the family group if a valid election is in effect

Author profile

Dr Nabil Orow CTA
Dr Bill is an expert in the fields of trusts, taxation and superannuation law. He holds a Ph.D as well as an LL.M and has had many written works on taxation published. He practices in Federal and State taxation and superannuation law and has been briefed in matters involving income taxation, GST, superannuation, stamp duty and land tax. In addition, Bill has an extensive practice in trusts law including trust disputes and restructure. Bill is an accredited mediator. - Current at 16 June 2022
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