Trusts Legislation Fails to Address Industry Concerns

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BJT Legal has long been synonymous with Ballarat and the surrounding regions, from its foundation as a law practice by T.E. Byrne in 1928, to the evolution of Byrne, Jones and Torney with the next generation and then incorporation as BJT Legal Pty Ltd in the early 2000s.

 We provide technical and professional in-depth advice whilst dedicating our personal attention to each client.  We are fortunate to have a incredible team of people that help us to continue to deliver on that commitment to all clients. 

 Although our reach expands to clients both interstate and abroad, at its heart, BJT Legal has always been about the Ballarat community, not only by providing quality legal services and representation, but by also contributing to the local community as a consumer of local goods and services, financial sponsor and through in kind support and commitment of personal time.

Australian Industry Group’s Innes Willox, says “legislation tabled in parliament today for the minimum tax on discretionary trusts fails to address genuine industry concerns over implementation, and will punish businesses who attempt to comply with new trust tax rules.” Read more here.

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