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Tax and Deceased Estates
This webinar will focus on taxation issues during the phases of deceased estate administration, particularly relating to pitfalls and concessions for executors and administrators to consider.
Wednesday, 21 August 2024 | 10:00am - 12:00pm | By Webinar only
2 CPD units (Professional Skills)
Presenter:
Allan Swan, Estate Planning Equation - Preventative Law
Australia has an idiosyncratic tax regime for deceased estates, with a combination of pitfalls and concessions for executors and administrators to consider. This webinar focuses on taxation issues during the phases of deceased estate administration with a particular focus on each of the below areas:
The estate administration process
Identifying assets and liabilities
Grant of probate v Letters of administration
Estate asset allocation & division
Income tax & deceased estates
Accumulation - initial administration
Receipt of superannuation death benefits & adjustment clauses
Streaming of estate income, eg franked dividends
CGT & deceased estates
Extension provisions - main residence exemptions
Transfers to beneficiaries - pre & post death acquired assets
Non-resident beneficiaries
Life interests & testamentary trusts
Commencing, disclaiming & surrendering life interests
Funding special disability trusts
Commencing beneficiary controlled testamentary trusts
Registration Fees:
Platinum / GDLP: $75
Members (admitted more than three years): $160
Members (Junior - admitted less than three years): $120
Non-Members: $240
Other: Login to see your registration fee
When
21/08/2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Where
The Law Society of South Australia Level 10, Terrace Towers 178 North Terrace ADELAIDE SA 5000 AUSTRALIA
Online registration not available.
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