The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 2000 - Law |
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Page 57
... established ; • those who would otherwise have left assets to the settlor in their wills leave such assets to the trust established by the settlor . In order to avoid income tax on gifts to trusts , and on amounts bequeathed to trusts ...
... established ; • those who would otherwise have left assets to the settlor in their wills leave such assets to the trust established by the settlor . In order to avoid income tax on gifts to trusts , and on amounts bequeathed to trusts ...
Page 58
... established that the trust was established primarily for such purposes . In my opinion the only safe course is to follow the guidance given in Public Ruling - BR Pub 99/7 namely : Section EH5 will apply in all instances if the creditor ...
... established that the trust was established primarily for such purposes . In my opinion the only safe course is to follow the guidance given in Public Ruling - BR Pub 99/7 namely : Section EH5 will apply in all instances if the creditor ...
Page 70
... established under the will , to make loans to planters in any financial emergency , whether due to crop failure or other farming disaster or to some personal distress . But such loans which might or might not be used for agricultural ...
... established under the will , to make loans to planters in any financial emergency , whether due to crop failure or other farming disaster or to some personal distress . But such loans which might or might not be used for agricultural ...
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