High Court of Australia
HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA
FRENCH CJ,
GUMMOW, HAYNE, HEYDON AND CRENNAN JJ
Matter No S310/2009
COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION APPELLANT
AND
PHILLIP BAMFORD & ORS RESPONDENTS
Matter No S311/2009
PHILLIP BAMFORD & ANOR APPELLANTS
AND
COMMISSIONER OF TAXATION & ANOR RESPONDENTS
Commissioner of Taxation v Bamford
Bamford v Commissioner of Taxation
[2010] HCA 10
30 March 2010
S310/2009 & S311/2009
ORDER
In each matter, the appeal is dismissed.
On appeal from the Federal Court of Australia
Representation
J T Gleeson SC with T P Murphy SC and K J Deards for the appellant in S310/2009 and the first respondent in S311/2009 (instructed by Australian Government Solicitor)
Submitting appearance for the first and second respondents in S310/2009
A H Slater QC with R L Seiden and I S Young for the appellants in S311/2009 and the third respondent in S310/2009 (instructed by Robert Richards & Associates)
Submitting appearance for the second respondent in S311/2009
Notice: This copy of the Court's Reasons for Judgment is subject to formal revision prior to publication in the Commonwealth Law Reports.
CATCHWORDS
Commissioner of Taxation v Bamford
Bamford v Commissioner of Taxation
Income tax – Income of trust estate – Assessable income of beneficiary – Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth) ("the Act"), s 97(1) provided that where beneficiary presently entitled to "a share of the income of the trust estate", assessable income of beneficiary included "that share of the net income of the trust estate" – Beneficiaries entitled to specific amounts of distributable income – One beneficiary also entitled to residue of distributable income – Disparity between net income and distributable income – Meaning of "that share of the net income" in s 97(1)(a)(i) of the Act – Whether beneficiaries to be assessed by reference to their proportion of distributable income or specific amounts.
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