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Superannuation: Sheltering in Bornstein’s “perfect storm”: Excess contributions tax crisis averted
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Published on 01 Sep 12 by "TAXATION IN AUSTRALIA" JOURNAL ARTICLE
The successful outcome in the excess contributions tax matter of Bornstein has allowed comparisons to failed attempts in order to better understand when the discretion to disregard or reallocate contributions might be exercised.
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Bryce FIGOT
Bryce is a lawyer with DBA Butler Pty Ltd. LawyersCurrent at 11 March 2009
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