A matter of trusts: Tax deductibility of interest incurred to acquire trust interests

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Published on 01 Oct 07 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

This article deals with the tax deductibility of interest payable on money borrowed to acquire interests in trust structures.

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Neil Mathison

Neil is a Principal of Harwood Andrews Lawyers. - Current at 01 November 2007

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Robert Jeremiah CTA

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