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Expanding Private Business Series: Structures
Published on 06 Aug 2013 | Took place at Tattersall's Club, Brisbane , QLD
- The Expanding Private Business Series looks at the many different aspects to making a small business grow. Day 1 in this series focused on using structures for business growth and covered the following topics:
- restructuring for growth
- funding expansions
- acquiring the competition
- restructuring the family business
- asset protection
- the new Part IVA and SME transactions.
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Individual sessions
Restructuring for growth
Author(s): Craig BARRY Well run businesses develop to a point, and beyond that point outgrow their structure. Prior to undertaking a capital injection, or admission of new participants, it’s often desirable to undertake some preparatory restructure work. If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail… This paper covers:
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Funding expansions
Author(s): Dean RALLISON Things are finally going in the right direction, the bank manager is smiling and the business is expanding, but this growth has to be funded. This paper looks at the issues that surround funding expansion. Funding can come from a number of sources, banks, private equity, management buy-in’s and related parties. Each of these areas can raise some challenging commercial and tax issues. This paper covers:
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Restructuring the family business
Author(s): Peter J MCKNOULTY Dealing with families is often fraught with danger and planning in advance is critical. The advisor can play an important role in safeguarding both the wishes of the family and the asset base accumulated over the years. This paper explores some of the issues that have arisen in his experience as an advisor to high net wealth private groups. Itl covers:
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Asset protection
Author(s): Brian J RICHARDS Can you still protect your client’s assets? In recent times there have been numerous developments which have challenged the effectiveness of trust structures and the ability to protect your assets. When it comes to asset protection there is no “one size fits all”. Clients in the same profession can have completely different risk profiles and family dynamics. Is there still hope for those at risk? This paper covers:
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Part IVA issues for SMEs
Author(s): Graeme COOPER The new (and "improved") Part IVA has grown out the ATO's desire to "push the boundaries" of tax litigation. It seems rare that Part IVA is not invoked where a transaction has a flavour other than "plain vanilla": have we moved from a smell test to a taste test, and what does it all mean for SME taxpayers in your client base (and what does your insurance say about Part IVA?). This paper covers:
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