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Fractitious families

On 20 February 2013 the Supreme Court of South Australia was again asked to determine whom would be the appropriate person to administer the estate

The Supreme Court of Queensland was asked to consider whether it could authorise a codicil for Mr Matsis to amend the terms of his Will to provide

In December 2012 the Queensland Supreme Court was asked to consider who was entitled to receive a portion of the estate where a beneficiary

The Supreme Court of South Australia was asked whether an executor's attorney could apply for a Grant of Probate on the executor's behalf. The

In our December 2012 edition of Wills Watch, we monitored the progress of amendments to the various Wills Acts across Australian jurisdictions to

The Federal Court recently had to consider the application of the scheme promoter penalty regime introduced by the Government in 2006 for the purpose

A Bill has been introduced to amend the current transfer pricing rules. The expressed object of the legislation is to ensure that the amount brought

In a recent case, the Full Court had to consider whether or not a finding by the AAT that international funds transfers made as between the taxpayer

Once again the complexity of the small business CGT concessions has been revealed in a recent Full Federal Court decision and shows the importance in

Treasury has issued exposure draft legislation which will introduce new provisions intended to facilitate increased trading in retail corporate bonds