So this is our last episode about the Bendel Case and Subdiv EA.

In this episode, let’s walk through seven questions with Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal about Subdiv EA and beyond.

In 'The Bendel Case Part 2' - not the most creative title we ever came up with - we will drill deeper into what The Bendel Case means for you.

The Bendel Case shapes up to be the ATO’s Waterloo – a crushing defeat to the position the ATO took in TR 2010/3.

Item 17 makes it very easy for legislators to quickly add new rules to the Professional Code for Tax Agents through a Ministerial Determination.

In this episode, Andrew Henshaw will walk you through the changes to the TASA 2009 and discuss the new Dob-In Rules for tax agents with you.

There are many PSI examples in PCG 2024/D2, but all are pretty black and white.

The four PSB tests no longer protect PSI from the PSI rules. Instead, PCG 2024/D2 drags Part IVA back onto the stage.

When you look at family trusts, everything rotates around the Test Individual. They are the stick in the sand.

When you work with private clients the question of a Family Trust Election almost always comes up. But you need to be careful. A family trust election can be dangerous and cost you a lot of tax, ie. Family Trust Distribution Tax. Unlike normal income tax, the amendment periods don’t apply to Family Trust Distribution Tax, so the ATO can still hit your client decades later with FTDT. Hence, it is really important to get Family Trust Elections right.