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Q & A: Funding discretionary trust distributions; Deductibility of interest

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Published on 01 Oct 05 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

In our Q&A in the September 2003 edition of Taxation in Australia, Keith James and Graham Warren examined some of the practical issues emanating from the ATO's final ruling TR 2003/9 on the deductibility of interest on funds borrowed by trustees to pay out distributions.

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