2004

Roadmap to Business Structuring

Source: QLD

Published Date: 19 Nov 2004

 
Starting? Growing? Retiring? Assets need protection? This is important business! The correct choice of business structure is essential. The efficient re-organisation 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 assets. Different ownership structures produce different tax results for the same economic transaction, and it is important to know the differences.

This seminar considered the issues to be taken into account when choosing a business structure, as well as the specialist techniques required to restructure business groups without causing unnecessary and detrimental tax consequences. The program also looked at the issues of liberating wealth from corporate structures and provided real insight into contemporary asset protection issues, including proposed changes to the Bankruptcy Law and the role of the professional advisor in asset protection.

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  • Published On:19 Nov 2004
  • Took place at:Christie Corporate Conference Centre, Brisbane

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