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  Corporate tax 2022

Transitioning the family farm to a corporate structure

Source: National

Published Date: 28 Apr 2022

 

This presentation covers:

  • Why corporatisation can be a valuable option in succession planning and outline considerations to keep in mind when exploring this route
  • Various corporate structuring alternatives that can be beneficial but traditionally less common in family agricultural business to date
  • A step you though the stages required to implement a successful restructure to a corporate group providing tips and insights from previous experiences with a strong focus on the practical aspects.

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Transitioning the family farm to a corporate structure

Author(s): Duncan Bedford ATI , Brian Wray
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