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Winding up non-fixed trusts pre 1st July 2001

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Published on 09 Nov 00 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This powerpoint presentation covers the methods by which a non-fixed trust can be finalised before the 1st july deadline.

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Mark RICHMOND
Mark is a Barrister specialising in Revenue law, principally income tax specialising in the taxation of companies, trusts and partnerships, CGT, GST, stamp duty and other state taxes. During the period of 10 years in which he was a tax partner of Allen Allen & Hemsley, he advised clients on all aspects of corporate tax, as well as other areas of revenue law, including stamp duty. Since joining the Bar in 1997, he has continued to specialise in revenue law, including corporate tax. Mark is also the author of seminar papers on income tax and stamp duty.
Current at 5 July 2004

 

This was presented at NSW Annual Intensive Retreat: "Entity Taxation - 2000: A Tax Odyssey" .

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Winding up non-fixed trusts pre July 1 2001

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What's in and what's out: fixed and non-fixed trusts

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Contributions to and distributions from non-fixed trusts

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