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Succession planning - Piecing together the jigsaw paper

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Published on 15 Oct 10 by TASMANIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • family trusts
  • business arrangements
  • capital gains tax concessions
  • some tax traps
  • ATO business exit focus
  • protecting against relationship breakdown in the next generation.

Author profiles

Emma Woolley CTA
Emma of Hall & Wilcox Lawyers has extensive experience in advising clients in estate planning and estate administration, trust establishment and ongoing administration, trust estate disputes, and structuring for succession of ownership and control of private and family businesses. She leads Hall & Wilcox Lawyers’ Private Client practice. Emma’s clients include high net worth individuals, families and privately held businesses. - Current at 23 January 2020
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Andrew O'Bryan CTA
Andrew is a Partner at Hall & Wilcox Lawyers and provides advice on the application of a wide range of taxation. He has substantial knowledge of taxation and commercial practice and advises his clients on income tax, capital gains tax, tax audits and reviews, fringe benefits tax, business structuring and transactions, liquidations and reconstructions, superannuation, retirement planning, business succession, estate planning, and philanthropy. Andrew advises accounting and legal firms on their clients’ affairs. He also draws clients from industry, commerce and high-net-worth private family groups. One of his main interests is advising private business owners on the transition of management and control of family businesses to the next generation. Andrew has been recognised in the The Best Lawyers in Australia in Tax Law every year since 2014 and is a leading tax lawyer in Victoria in Doyle's Guide to the Australian Legal Profession. - Current at 12 November 2019
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This was presented at 2010 Tasmanian State Convention .

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Individual sessions

Division 7A & unpaid entitlements

Author(s):  Ian SNOOK

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Succession planning - Piecing together the jigsaw

Author(s):  Emma WOOLLEY,  Andrew O'BRYAN

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Dying for super

Author(s):  Suzanne MACKENZIE

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Tax consolidations: Issues for late adopters and SMEs

Author(s):  Ken SPENCE

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A new decade in corporate tax

Author(s):  Gary CHRISTIE

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Finding solutions to the GST and property crossword puzzle

Author(s):  Jeremy GEALE

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Trusts in a post-Bamford world

Author(s):  Dianne CUKA,  Darryn MALE

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