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Discretionary trusts: an illusory problem

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Published on 01 Aug 96 by "THE TAX SPECIALIST" JOURNAL ARTICLE

The author argues that the s 99A "present entitlement" dilemma is more perceived than real for trustees and contends that their attempts to fix it may lead to dangerously ineffective "solutions" - perhaps even breach of trust

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Dr Mark Robertson CTA
Mark Robertson, CTA conducts an Australia-wide practice specialising in revenue and trust law. Mark is listed as a leading tax QC by Chambers & Partners Asia Pacific and listed as ‘Preeminent’ by Doyle’s Guide. He has appeared for commonwealth and state revenue authorities, Australia’s leading corporate groups, high net wealth individuals, as well as foreign investors in relation to proposed and completed domestic and cross-border transactions (including in estate and family law contexts). He has acted for the Commissioner in several s100A cases. - Current at 17 June 2020
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