Post by Madgwicks Lawyers

Significant changes proposed in this year’s Federal Budget may fundamentally alter how discretionary trusts operate in Australia with potentially far-reaching consequences beyond tax. In his latest article, Angelo Conti, Principal, Madgwicks Lawyers examines the broader commercial, insolvency, finance and dispute risks that may arise as businesses consider restructuring trust-based asset holdings ahead of the proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts from 1 July 2028. At Madgwicks Lawyers, we are assisting clients with pre-transaction risk analysis, dispute avoidance and restructuring strategy in anticipation of these changes. #FederalBudget #TrustStructures #BusinessRestructuring #Insolvency #CommercialLitigation #CorporateLaw #EstatePlanning #TaxReform #ProfessionalServices #AustralianBusiness https://lnkd.in/gdxcNY-A