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In Division 7A, We Trust
Published on 26 Nov 2020 | Took place at The Melbourne, Perth, WA
This event provided an update of the current state of play of Division 7A, consider the ways COVID-19 has impacted on taxpayers’ abilities to comply and use practical examples and case studies to examine the following key Division 7A issues:
- what COVID-19 concessions are available to deal with Division 7A?
- what can we expect from proposed reforms?
- strategies to deal with financially distressed clients and Division 7A
- debt forgiveness
- capital gains and residency issues
This event also provided delegates with an in-depth understanding of the key developments in trusts including:
- trust taxation – Reimbursement Agreement (Section 100A)
- structuring for trusts workshop.
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Individual sessions
State of play of Division 7A
Author(s):
Robyn Jacobson
This presentation covers:
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Workshop - Restructuring for Division 7A
Author(s):
Dudley Elliott
This paper covers practical examples and case studies to examine what arrangements are available to move away from existing structures and how to successfully implement these.Materials from this session:
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Australian Taxation Office - Update
Author(s):
Rick Owen
This presentation covers an update on some topical areas of Division 7A.Materials from this session:
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Capital gains residency issues
Author(s):
Joanne Wynne,
Nicole Fleay,
Andrew Ravenscroft
This paper covers the interaction of residency rules and potential traps in relation to the CGT outcomes.Materials from this session:
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Workshop - Structuring for trusts
Author(s):
James Galati
This paper covers whether trusts may no longer be appropriate in some situations, and a practical guide with case studies illustrating some aspects of structuring and restructuring through trusts.Materials from this session:
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