Capital Gains Tax (CGT) Trusts

Governance agreements

Source: QLD

Published Date: 13 Nov 2013

 

Whilst everyone appreciates, broadly, the benefits of pre-nuptial or binding financial agreements, Governance Agreements (e.g. shareholder agreements) in relation to businesses often fall by the wayside. There are some fundamental elements that ought to be incorporated into a Governance Agreement regardless of the entities involved. This presentation covers:

  • the essential elements to be incorporated
  • how to deal with the 'uninsurable elements'
  • tax issues relating to these agreements
  • some practical examples of the different examples, you're likely to encounter.

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Governance agreements

Author(s): Dominic Moon
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  • Published By: Dominic Moon
  • Published On:13 Nov 2013
  • Took place at:Tattersall's Club, Brisbane

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