Revocable transfer defined as arrangements permitting the transferor to regain economic benefit or control, affecting income attribution. Definitions establish that transfer includes settlements, trusts, covenants, agreements or arrangements. A revocable transfer exists where the instrument permits direct or indirect re-transfer of income or assets to the transferor, or where the transferor can directly or indirectly re-assume power over any part of the income or assets, thereby qualifying such transfers for income-attribution under the relevant provisions.
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Revocable transfer defined as arrangements permitting the transferor to regain economic benefit or control, affecting income attribution.
Definitions establish that transfer includes settlements, trusts, covenants, agreements or arrangements. A revocable transfer exists where the instrument permits direct or indirect re-transfer of income or assets to the transferor, or where the transferor can directly or indirectly re-assume power over any part of the income or assets, thereby qualifying such transfers for income-attribution under the relevant provisions.
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