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Winding up trusts discretionary & unit trusts presentation
Published on 12 Feb 14 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This presentation covers:
- why would you want to wind up a trust?
- winding up trusts is different from winding up companies
- there are consequences when a trust vests
- how do you go about winding up a trust?
- trustee responsibilities on vesting
- practical order of events if a trust vests
- income tax
- CGT consequences
- discretionary trusts.
Author profile
David Montani CTA
David Montani, CTA, is National Head of Technical Tax – Private Enterprise at Grant Thornton. He has over 30 years’ experience, with over 20 of those in specialist tax advisory. In his role with GT, David delivers practical tax training, mentors staff, provides tax technical support on significant client engagements, and assists with quality and excellence protocols. - Current at 13 November 2025
This was presented at Exiting structures for SME's .
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