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November 2008
Argyle Partnership joins Integrated Legal Holdings
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October 2008
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September 2008
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August 2008
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Susan Parker has been appointed as Associate in the Family Law Team
July 2008
James Millea has been appointed as Senior Associate in the Business and Commercial Team

Chief Executive Denise Eastabrook has retired to the North Coast after 14 years leading of the firm and its strategic direction and positioning in the marketplace. We wish Denise all the very best for the future.

  
Lawrence Atkinson has joined the firm as Practice Director and HR Manager.  
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June 2008
Andrew Quigley, Partner has been appointed to head the Argyle Commercial Litigation and Insolvency team
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May 2008
We are looking for a Family Law Specialist to join our Family Law Team
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April 2008
Land Tax and Unit Trust - amend your deeds before 30 June 2008
Divison 7A loans - Self corrective action prior to 30 June 2008 for the 2002/7 income years
We can assist you in dealing with these issues as well as documenting such arrangements with complying Division 7A loan agreements. Given the small window of opportunity you will need to act fast in dealing with these matters.
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March 2008
Argyle Tax Forum Newsletter
February 2008 Sydney CBD Argyle Tax Forum
The Sydney CBD Argyle Tax Forum has come together as a result of requests from many of our respected clients, in particular Accountants and Financial Planners who have been working with our experienced tax practitioners over the years.
December 2008 Super funds allowed to Borrow!
Recent new laws allow super funds to borrow. In the financial year ended 30 June 2007 Australia saw the largest ever influx of cash into superannuation but in September this year the new law [Section 67(4A) of the SIS Act] heralded the second greatest influx, all of it to be borrowed! New section 67(4A) of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act allows a super fund, whether public offer or self managed, to borrow for the purpose of making an investment

Peter Bobbin has already thrown his thoughts into the debate which you will find in the papers:
"Excited about Superannuation Borrowing?"
"Investment Management Manna from Government Super Heaven"
"Why the Argyle Debt Instalment Trust"
The Argyle Debt Instalment Trust is a financial structure developed by Argyle to facilitate a superannuation fund borrowing, in accordance with the rules that allow this, to acquire an interest in any assets that a superannuation fund may properly invest in.
July 2007
New partner appointment
Glenda Laurence Family Law Accredited Specialist has been appointed partner to head the Family Law Team