Closer to Certainty for Minimum Taxation of Trusts: Treasury Releases Draft Legislation
After announcing the intended introduction of a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trusts as part of the 2026/27 Federal Budget […]
Current as of: 29 October 2025.
Tax planning or tax avoidance? The line can be difficult to determine. For advisers, there is a critical need to help clients understand risks, potential benefits, and options.
In this webinar, Fletch Heinemann, principal at specialist tax law firm HLS Tax Law, and Emily Pritchard, Acis CEO, discuss lessons from recent cases as well as ATO audit targets.
Fletch is known for helping clients manage complex disputes with the ATO and state revenue offices. He draws on that experience to provide front-end advice to clients. Recognised by Doyle’s Guide and Best Lawyers Australia as one of Queensland’s leading tax lawyers, Fletch combines deep expertise with practical, commercial advice.
You can access the presentation slides here, or watch the webinar recording below.
After announcing the intended introduction of a minimum 30% tax on discretionary trusts as part of the 2026/27 Federal Budget […]
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