If my client receives a lump sum from superannuation, will the lump sum be included in their “income” for Division 293 purposes?
Potentially, but this will depend on why your client is receiving the lump sum, their age, the...
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Potentially, but this will depend on why your client is receiving the lump sum, their age, the...
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