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Q & A: Family Law Super Splitting Legislation

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Published on 01 Dec 02 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This article discusses the tax implications of the new family law super splitting legislation.

Author profiles

Chris Ketsakidis CTA
Chris heads the Superannuation & Financial Services practice at Maurice Blackburn Commercial. His expertise is in the areas of superannuation, estate planning, tax structuring and trusts. He has practised for more than eighteen years in these key areas. Chris advises a range of participants in the superannuation and financial services industry, including accountants, financial advisers, superannuation fund trustees, SMEs and high net-worth clients. - Current at 18 August 2010
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Krista FITZGERALD
Krista is a Solicitor at Hall & Wilcox Lawyers, Melbourne.
Current at 17 February 2003
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Wendy Sylva
Wendy is Special Counsel, Family Business and Wealth Management with Hall & Wilcox Lawyers. - Current at 01 December 2006
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