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Published on 20 Jun 18 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • extracting maximum value from exiting a business
  • looking forward to those CGT concessions? not so fast.

 

 

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David Montani CTA
David is Nexia Australia’s National Tax Director, providing tax technical and strategic support to Nexia offices across Australia. Prior to commencing this role in 2019, David had 26 years of experience in taxation and business advisory, with the last 15 years in specialist taxation consulting, leading Nexia Perth's Tax Consulting Division. Particular areas of specialty include business restructures, property transactions, Capital Gains Tax, Division 7A and business sales. David's approach is to deliver solutions-based outcomes that assist clients in making important decisions concerning their businesses. - Current at 22 October 2020
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This was presented at Preparing a Business for Sale Half Day .

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Avoid future shock

Author(s):  David Montani

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Restructuring with purpose

Author(s):  Tim Poli

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Killing the corporate entity

Author(s):  Kim Wallman

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What a buyer demands today in a business

Author(s):  Jim Goodwin,  Dennis Brede

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Killing the corporate entity

Author(s):  Kim Wallman

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Planning for the small business CGT concessions – Recent changes/updates

Author(s):  Chris Roos,  Kirsty Augustson

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