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Published on 19 Apr 02 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This seminar paper discusses the taxing of trusts, with a focus on beneficiaries, trustees and special trusts - maintenance, testamentary and excepted trusts.

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John Levy CTA
John is principal of his own commercial and tax legal practice John Levy Lawyers. John has particular expertise in structuring business enterprises, documenting asset acquisitions and advising a broad range of tax and revenue (including income tax, capital gains tax and stamp duty). - Current at 12 January 2017
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