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Division 7A and trusts presentation

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

This presentation covers:

  • history of Div 7A and impact on trusts
  • Section 109D - ATO change in thinking
  • budget 2009
  • treasury consultation paper.

Author profile

Spyros Kotsopoulos CTA
Photo of author, Spyros KOTSOPOULOS Spyros is a Tax Advisory Partner at Deloitte in Sydney with over 25 years experience. Spyros advises clients ranging from high wealth family groups, large corporate groups and private equity, and is mindful of the specific needs of the commercial interests of each of these stakeholders when providing tax advice. The emphasis of Spyros’ advisory work is on tax structuring, M&A transaction services (including pre-IPO restructures, tax due diligence and review of tax indemnities and warranties), strategic tax planning and tax controversy/audit. Spyros has advised clients involved in financial services, funds management, property and construction, and professional services. - Current at 16 June 2022
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Division 7A and trusts

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