“We have to form a picture of all the clients' trusts, companies and so forth, what elections have been made, who are the test individuals, and we have to present that to the client”

David Montani · Accountants Daily Podcast Network · Under the Hood: The restrictive family control test

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When onboarding a new client, conduct a series of investigations to map all trusts, companies, elections, and test individuals, then present this picture to the client as the basis for all future advice

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