Family Trust Distributions Tax: avoiding the pitfalls
InsightFamily trusts can benefit from tax concessions that come with making a Family Trust Election (FTE) but risk Family Trust Distribution Tax (FTDT) if not managed well.
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With over 15 years of experience, Dharav specialises in providing tax advisory, tax compliance and business advisory services to startups, family-owned businesses, private enterprises, and corporates, both domestically and internationally. His areas of expertise include transaction advisory and support, tax planning (domestic and international), M&A advisory, structuring advisory, succession planning, and estate planning. He adopts a commercial and practical approach to developing tax-effective strategies and takes a proactive interest in client affairs. Dharav is committed to delivering quality technical and commercial advisory services with a strong focus on client engagement and communication.
As a core team member of Grant Thornton Australia’s India practice, Dharav plays a vital role in leveraging the global network of experts to assist clients throughout their growth and investment journey in both India and Australia.
Family trusts can benefit from tax concessions that come with making a Family Trust Election (FTE) but risk Family Trust Distribution Tax (FTDT) if not managed well.
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