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Your trust's annual health check paper
Published on 20 Oct 06 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This paper covers:
- revocable family trust elections
- the relevance of the trust type
- family trusts - satisfying the pattern of distributions test
- Division 7A - is your trust affected?
- the income injection test
- the latest on trust cloning and splitting.
Author profile
Justin Byrne CTA
Justin Byrne, CTA, is a barrister at the Queensland Bar. Prior to joining the bar he was a solicitor for 20 years where he specialised in taxation and revenue law. He advises on a wide range of complex taxation issues, including income tax, CGT, GST, payroll tax and stamp duty. He has qualifications and extensive experience in both law and accounting and is uniquely placed to provide practical and commercial tax solutions for clients. He is also experienced in negotiating with the ATO in relation to tax disputes and has conducted tax litigation in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal, Federal Court, High Court and State Courts. - Current at 23 July 2025
This was presented at Annual Trusts Intensive: A practical update .
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