Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Division 7A Superannuation

Buy/sell agreements, funding and insurance - tax, practical and commercial aspects

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 31 Oct 2013

 

Where more than one party is involved in a business, providing upfront agreed mechanism for separation is something that can ensure that drawn out separation squabbles are avoided. It is essentially the equivalent of the pre-nuptial in a business settings and needs to be carefully considered including bearing in mind the likely issues and consequences.

This presentation covers:

  • why we have buy/sell agreements
  • funding options, including insurance
  • tax considerations on insurance – who owns the policy, who pays the premium
  • limitations to insurance and wider considerations
  • options and consequences when buy/sell triggered – income tax (including CGT), stamp duty, other fiscal implications
  • generally no perfect answer – some practical case studies.

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Buy/sell agreements, funding and insurance - tax, practical and commercial aspects

Author(s): Scott Mcgill CTA

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  • Published By: Scott Mcgill CTA
  • Published On:31 Oct 2013
  • Took place at:Swissotel, Sydney

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