Trusty transfers without duty - Exempted or nil valued
Source: Taxation In Australia Journal Article
Published Date: 1 Nov 2011
The recent decision of the Victorian Court of Appeal in Lend Lease Funds Management underscores the critical importance to the outcome of revenue law cases of their particular factual context. Interestingly, it also raises the issue of the appropriate approach to be taken to the interpretation of exemptions in revenue laws and highlights a troublesome area in the determination of dutiable value.
This article examines the decision and considers these aspects.
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- Published By: David Babovic
- Published On:1 Nov 2011
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