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Recent developments concerning asset protection presentation

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Published on 16 Nov 10 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers:

  • use of discretionary trusts
  • asset protection or tax benefits?
  • Bankruptcy Act issues
  • Corporations Act issues
  • family law issues
  • sham trust issues.

Author profile

Christopher Catt
Christopher Catt is a Barrister at 5 Selborne Chambers, specialising in all aspects of taxation law. At the Bar, Chris has represented taxpayer clients at all stages of their disputes with the Commissioner, starting with collating and preparing voluntary disclosures, responding to position papers, then challenging amended assessments and debt recovery proceedings brought by the Commissioner through mediation and appeals to the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Federal Court; and defending claims in the District Court and Supreme Court and negotiating stays of execution of judgments and settlements. - Current at 18 June 2018
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