2006

Asset Protection and Business Succession - Current Issues

Source: QLD

Published Date: 10 Mar 2006

 
Australian society is becoming more litigious and as a result many businesses both small and large are focusing on asset protection strategies and the options available. A key constraint that is explored in these seminar materials is implementing asset protection strategies is the tax and stamp duty cost of restructuring.

This seminar also looked at Australias baby boomers who are looking towards retirement where many of them intend to fund retirement by selling or otherwise dealing with the ownership of their businesses. Significant issues arise for advisors seeking to balance how to sell businesses in a tax effective manner for the owner, while still ensuring the arrangements are commercially acceptable to the purchaser. In many cases, there is the added complication of retention strategies that have been implemented for existing owners and employees which often include equity interests in the business.

This seminar also addressed the tax and stamp duty issues associated with restructuring companies and trusts for business succession and asset protection with a particular focus on managing the above issues and providing solutions that minimise the tax and stamp duty costs. While also addressing the issues associated with the bankruptcy rules.

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  • Published On:10 Mar 2006
  • Took place at:Pacific International, Cairns

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