Vicki Ammundsen
Partner Ayres Legal
- Auckland Auckland
Experienced speaker who is able to engage her audience while exploring complex trust related matters
Biography
Admitted to the Bar in 1998, Vicki's qualifications include:
- LLB (University of Auckland)
- Bcom (University of Auckland)
- BSc (University of Otago)
Drawing on her day-to-day experience as a trust lawyer in general practice Vicki is able to explain, educate and train her audience.
Vicki has presented a number of successful webinars and seminars on topics including:
- Tax Perils for Trusts with non-resident settlors, trustees or beneficiaries
- Trust Fundamentals
- Taxation of Trusts
- Current Trust Issues
- Trustee Liability
- Variation of Trusts
- Beneficiary rights
- Winding up a trust
- Capacity
Industry Expertise
Areas of Expertise
Accomplishments
Australian GST for New Zealand businesses
A guide for New Zealand businesses and their advisers who do business in Australia.
Trustee's Handbook (ed 3)
Published by CCH New Zealand Limited, this book provides trustees with checklists and precedent resolutions for a range of matters that trustees deal with on a regular basis.
Taxation of Trusts (ed 2)
Published by CCH New Zealand Limited. Taxation of Trusts is an essential guide that provides a comprehensive overview as to how New Zealand tax laws apply to settlors, trustees and beneficiaries.
Education
University of Otago
BSc
Human Nutrition and Biochemistry
1987
University of Auckland
LLB
Law
1997
Universtity of Auckland
BCom
Management and Marketing
1990
Affiliations
- Auckland District Law Society
- New Zealand Law Society
Sample Talks
Trustee liability
There is no special status at law that attaches to acting as a trustee such that personal liability can be avoided. Accordingly, unless liability is limited, a trustee is personally liable for any debt incurred when acting as a trustee. Today's presentation will consider where trustee liability arises and what trustees can do to avoid liability.
Style
Availability
- Keynote
- Panelist
- Author Appearance