Ethics Essentials: Tax Agent Services Act Code of Professional Conduct
The Code of Professional Conduct now extends well beyond the principles many practitioners originally learned. With 17 Code items, eight […]
The Role & Powers of a Trust Appointor: Video
Emily Pritchard, current as of: 14 May 2020.
The role of the Appointor in a discretionary trust, and questions surrounding the position, often give rise to conflicting advice. What is essential, above all else, is a trust deed that provides the mechanisms for changing Appointors and managing Appointor succession. Acis Legal Services Director, Emily Pritchard, shares a couple of case studies to help understand this important role.
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