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Trust taxation reform: Where are we at? paper

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Published on 09 Oct 12 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • trust distributions in 2012
  • what is net income?
  • trust streaming
  • resettlements.

Author profile

Damian O'Connor CTA
Damian is the Managing Principal of the specialist taxation firm Tax + Law. He has more than 40 years experience in tax and commercial and family legal issues in Brisbane and Melbourne. His experience includes 23 years with the Australian Taxation Office and as a tax partner of a national law firm. He is a regular presenter for The Tax Institute, professional development providers, professional associations and universities. - Current at 12 April 2017
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