AAT decision points to ‘surprising’ interdependency issues

A decision from the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has elements that may "surprise" SMSF professionals and challenge their understanding of what constitutes an interdependency relationship.

by | 6 Jun, 2016

The facts of TBCL and Commissioner of Taxation [2016] AATA 264 include a son who was born in 1991 – the only child of two parents, who he lived with until 2007 before relocating. He returned to live with his parents in 2009, before his death in a motor vehicle accident in 2013, DBA Lawyers director Bryce Figot explained.

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