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Matter of trusts: The new private ancillary fund regime

Taxation in Australia | 1 Nov 09
 
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Published on 01 Nov 09 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE

Private ancillary funds (PAFs) now replace prescribed private funds (PPFs). It is not just the name that has changed. Practitioners must ensure that they are aware of the significant changes introduced to improve integrity under the new regime.

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Meagan O'Connor ATI
Meagan is a Principal of Sladen Legal and practises in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, business and commercial advice, business and investment structuring, trusts and succession planning. Meagan has a significant depth of understanding and experience on all legal matters relating to business transactions, commercial contracts and structuring. Meagan is one of the contributing authors of The Tax Institute's Trust Structures Guide and has written articles for The Tax Institute's journal Taxation in Australia. - Current at 06 February 2017
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