by ADLV Law Team | 34 - 231, 34 - Protect and exploit your IP, Advisor Interest, Blog, Business Interest, Facebook Published, Individual Interest, Marketing, Newsletter Published, Newsletters, Twitter Published
Most people realise the importance of protecting their Intellectual Property. But ‘ideas’ and ‘concepts’ aren’t a form of IP, as there is no ‘property’ capable of being protected. Don’t despair, there are ways to protect and exploit your interests.
by ADLV Law Team | 12 - 81, exblog
Is there any CGT or stamp duty when a joint tenant transfers their interest to the other joint tenant?
by ADLV Law Team | 12 - 81, exblog
Yes. Duty of $500 is payable on the deed that establishes a family discretionary trust (and other forms of trusts).
by ADLV Law Team | 12 - 81, exblog
No. It is no longer necessary to stamp a trust deed in South Australia.
by ADLV Law Team | 2 - 15, 2 - Run and manage your business (general commercial)
Website developers understand very clearly the notion of the ‘information architecture’ of a website, yet not all of them get it when it comes to the architecture of the service agreement they enter with their clients
by ADLV Law Team | 8 - 264, 8 - Pass on your wealth (including EP), Facebook Published, Individual Interest, Marketing, Newsletter Published, Newsletters, Twitter Published
Just because you and your partner make ‘mirror Wills’ does not mean that your partner cannot change their Will (either before or after you die). Furthermore, your partner does not have an obligation to inform you if they do change their Will. Find out how to deal with these issues.
by ADLV Law Team | 6 - 287, 6 - Build and protect your wealth (including trusts), Advisor Interest, Facebook Published, Individual Interest, Marketing, Newsletter Published, Newsletters, Twitter Published
What happens to my SMSF if I become a non-resident?
by ADLV Law Team | 8 - 264, 8 - Pass on your wealth (including EP), exblog
The short answer is, no. There is no law or regulation that has that effect. It may be that the terms of your super fund deed provide for this to occur. However, most super fund deeds that we have come across do not. See Ioppolo v Conti WASC 389 and Wooster v Morris...
by ADLV Law Team | 12 - 81, exblog
In South Australia you can transfer a property from a company to the shareholders of the company without paying stamp duty. The exemption is found is section 71(5)(a) of the Stamp Duties Act 1923 (SA). It does not matter who the shareholders are. For example, the...