The Government has introduced restrictive legislation placing onerous obligations on individuals who seek to limit their tax liability by the use of interposed trusts, companies or partnerships. This practical session guides participants through the new provisions and suggests how the new rules will apply.
Miscellaneous
2000
Alienation of Personal Services Income - The Practical Guide
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 12 Sep 2000
Individual Session
Alienation of Personal Services Income - The Practical Guide
Author(s):
Malcolm Wight
,
John Levy
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- Published By: John Levy, Malcolm Wight
- Published On:12 Sep 2000
- Event Name:Alienation of Personal Services Income
- Session Name:Alienation of Personal Services Income - The Practical Guide
- Read Time:30+ minutes
- Took place at:Adelaide Festival Centre Banquet Room
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