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A matter of trusts: Disclaimer of an interest in a trust -Can this be tax-effective?

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Published on 01 Apr 16 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Disclaimer by a beneficiary of their interest in a discretionary trust may be tax-effective depending on the nature, and their knowledge, of the interest and the timing of any disclaimer.

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Sam Campbell
Sam is a Senior Associate with Sladen Legal. - Current at 28 January 2020
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Ashleigh Eynaud
Ashleigh is an Intern with Sladen Legal in the business law department, where she works primarily in the areas of superannuation, tax, trust law and succession planning. - Current at 06 January 2016
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Will Monotti
Will Monotti is a Senior Associate in Sladen Legal’s business law practice group, where he works primarily on administration of estates, personal succession and estate planning. He has experience in assisting clients with complex and technical estate planning, and provides clear, logical advice which is tailored to client needs and easy to understand. Will was admitted to practice in March 2015. He holds both a Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctor from Melbourne University. - Current at 16 June 2022
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