Increasingly, professionals are considering whether they should be operating through an incorporated structure, and are asking their advisers about this. There are potential benefits, but there are also many practical and taxation implications. This seminar outlined in one session the major issues which require consideration - tax, stamp duty (one of the major impediments), commercial and practical legal considerations.
Key commercial and revenue law issues
Author(s):
Orlando J Fernandes
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Incorporating a professional practice
Author(s):
Fiona Halsey
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session:
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- Published On:3 Feb 2005
- Took place at:City West Function Centre, West Perth
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