Friends in high places

Article Abstract:

Mark Leibler, Australia's best-connected tax attorney, feels the rich have been treated unfairly by politicians and some tax officials. The last Labor government erroneously claimed that the rich avoided $800 million in taxes a year, when the figure was actually around $100 million. Leibler's practice revolves around providing strategic advice to wealthy families and resolving grey areas of the law and not tax evasion or schemes.

Legal services, Offices of Lawyers, Methods, Tax law, Tax consultants, Practice, Rich, Rich people, Leibler, Mark

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Control from the grave

Article Abstract:

The role of Australian testamentary trusts, which offer tax advantages from distribution of family assets among beneficiaries, is discussed.

Management dynamics, Taxes, Management, Economic aspects, Beneficiaries, Company business management, Personal property, Testamentary trusts

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