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Transferring property from family companies and trusts in Family Law settlements is fraught with a number of potential problems including:
- Capital Gains Tax
- Stamp Duty
- Division 7A
- GST
The incorrect approach can create both current capital tax tax liabilities and future capital gains tax liabilities.
However the Capital Gains Tax Family Law rollover provisions can provide your clients with great tax planning opportunities that could save both current capital tax and potential future capital gains tax.
In this installment of our Legal CLE videos we discuss:
- Capital Gains Tax
- Family Law Rollover Provisions
- How the Family Law treats Capital Gains Tax
- Examples of Property Transfers:
- Spouse to Spouse
- Trust to Spouse
- Trust to Trust
- Company to Spouse
- Super Fund to Spouse
- Super Fund To Super Fund
- Case Study: Effective Family Law Tax Planning
The 50 minute video and accompanying slide notes is available in the Lawyers Section.
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