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Trusts – Current Issues in Stamp Duty & Land Tax podcast

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Published on 03 Nov 21 by NATIONAL DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This podcast covers:

  • When does a reference to a trust in a document create a duty liability? Analysis of recent case law (ie. Benidorm, Rojoda)
  • Changing trustees and custodians of MIS and sub-trusts – impact of schemes not being registered MIS
  • Trusts & Land Tax (including surcharge land tax) in the jurisdictions.

Author profiles

Elke Bremner FTI
Elke is a Senior Associate in the Sydney Tax practice at Ashurst and has over 10 years' experience in advising on indirect tax matters, with a special focus on GST and stamp duty as well as land tax and other State based taxes. She has extensive experience advising on a broad range of GST and State tax issues in respect of real estate and infrastructure projects, mergers and acquisitions, takeovers, foreign investment, restructuring and insolvency arrangements and litigation settlements. Elke is a Fellow of the Tax Institute of Australia and a member of the Property Council of Australia's Indirect Tax Committee and NSW Tax Committee. - Current at 24 March 2021
Costa Koutsis CTA
Costa is a Partner and Co-Practice Head of Ashurst’s global tax practice. He specialises in stamp duty, GST and other indirect taxes. With over 21 years of experience, Costa has advised on the indirect tax consequences for a range of transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, restructures and structured property and financing transactions across a variety of industries. Costa is a member of The Tax Institute’s New South Wales Office of State Revenue Liaison Committee as well as the organising committee for this conference. - Current at 11 July 2022
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This was presented at 21st Annual States’ Taxation Conference .

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Individual sessions

Algorithms, discretions, and decisions in the “Robo” age

Author(s):  Gail Hartridge,  David W MARKS

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Charitable institutions – A modern interpretation

Author(s):  Scott Pease

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Landholder duty – items fixed to land

Author(s):  Rachael Cullen,  Matthew SEALEY

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The terms and nature of disclosure obligations

Author(s):  Geoff MANN,  Alice Kim,  Hayley Young,  Samantha Marsh,  Elizabeth John

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Remediation of wage and superannuation underpayments

Author(s):  Paul Tyler

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Identifying the “Consideration for” the Transaction – Contemporary Issues

Author(s):  Duncan Bedford

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Trusts – Current Issues in Stamp Duty & Land Tax

Author(s):  Elke Bremner,  Costa KOUTSIS

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Financial planners and mortgage brokers – when payroll tax is an industry-wide problem

Author(s):  Adam Nicholas,  Sarah Klarich

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Surprise me! ‘Easter Eggs’ in my Duties Act

Author(s):  Robert PARKER

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Commissioner’s address

Author(s):  Julie Holmes

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The importance of rulings

Author(s):  Ermelinda Kovacs

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States taxes cases update

Author(s):  Nicholas Clifton

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States taxes cases and legislative update

Author(s):  Lisa SMITH

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Deemed wages – broadening the payroll tax net

Author(s):  Nathan Hamilton

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