Two years later as the business continues to succeed Anthony wants to establish a legacy and make provision for a charity for disadvantaged kids to access playing golf. He has heard about a trust account and wants to know how they operate and whether it is a suitable option. Q5a. Describe how a trust operates.

Two years later as the business continues to succeed Anthony wants to establish a legacy and make provision for a charity for disadvantaged kids to access playing golf. He has heard about a trust account and wants to know how they operate and whether it is a suitable option. Q5a. Describe how a trust operates.

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Chapter23: Exempt Entities

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