Introduction to taxing of trusts paper

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Published on 25 Mar 08 by NEW SOUTH WALES DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

how trusts are treated for tax purposes
special tax rules for taxing trust income and distributions (trustee, beneficiaries, minor beneficiaries, franking credits)
flowing through CGT concessions
CGT events for actions concerning trusts
cost base adjustments for unit trusts
taxing special types of trusts
deceased estates
testamentary trusts
child maintenance trusts
family trust elections/trust losses.

Author profile

Arlene Macdonald CTA-Life

Until her recent retirement, Arlene was a Barrister at the South Australian Bar for 17 years. Prior to this she spent 8 years at the Australian Government Solicitor's Office, and several years at the ATO and the Commonwealth Ombudsman's office. At the Bar she appeared and advised in a wide range of Commonwealth and State tax disputes concerning income tax, CGT, GST, stamp duty, payroll tax, land tax and other tax issues. Arlene is experienced in acting for the Commissioner of Taxation and for the range of taxpayers who were in dispute with the revenue authorities or who needed advice on how tax law applies in their case. She has a passion for legal education, especially in tax and trust law. She was awarded life membership of The Tax Institute in 2010 particularly for her work over many years in organising, promoting and providing education through The Tax Institute. She has written a vast number of papers and articles and is a highly sought after speaker. - Current at 17 October 2017

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