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Amending trust deeds, resettlements, splitting and cloning trusts presentation

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Published on 19 Nov 09 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • how is a trust deed amended?
  • what is a resettlement at general law?
  • what are the tax consequences of a resettlement?
  • ATO Statement of Principles?
  • word of warning for a taxpayer faced with a possible resettlement?

Author profile

Rashelle Seiden
As a revenue law specialist, Rashelle focuses on tax litigation, including tax appeals, administrative review, recovery proceedings and tax-related criminal proceedings. In addition, she advises and represents clients in matters concerning administrative law, trusts, corporate and commercial law, bankruptcy and insolvency. Rashelle has appeared in many high-profile cases in the High Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia and the NSW Court of Appeal. In 2013, she was appointed Senior Counsel for the State of NSW. Rashelle was listed in the Doyle’s Guide 2016 as a Recommended Taxation Senior Counsel, and a Leading Taxation Senior Counsel in 2017. Rashelle is also a Principal Member, and member of the Appeal Panel, of the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal. - Current at 09 February 2018
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