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Further issues with tax & family law presentation

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Published on 25 Feb 20 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation covers a case study on further issues with tax & family.

 

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John STOREY
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Matthew Beckmans
Matthew is a Senior Associate at Forte Family Lawyers. Matthew has particular experience and interest in resolving complex property disputes involving issues with corporate and trusts structures, taxation, bankruptcy and insolvency. He is currently completing a Masters of Laws (Taxation) at the University of Melbourne. - Current at 09 March 2020

 

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