Growing? Retiring? Assets need protection? This is important business. The efficient reorganisation of an ownership structure can be an important step in growing a business, preparing a business for sale, transferring a business to family members, or simply trying to protect your assets. Different ownership structures produce different tax results for the same economic transaction, and it is important to know the differences. This program presents the specialist techniques to restructure business groups without causing unnecessary and detrimental tax consequences, and provides real insight into contemporary asset protection issues, including proposed changes to the Bankruptcy Law and the role of the professional advisor on asset protection.
Overview of business restructure issues
Author(s):
Michael Jones CTA
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Evaluating the taxation impact of the alternative techniques
Author(s):
David Kent CTA
Asset Protection and Succession Planning
Author(s):
Michael Lhuede
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Instructing your solicitor on restructure techniques
Author(s):
William Khong
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- Published On:21 Jul 2004
- Took place at:Leonda by the Yarra, Hawthorn
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