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SMEs expanding offshore: Suggested case study solutions

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 22 Oct 2009

 

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This paper covers the the typical tax and commercial issues that need to be addressed when Australian SME clients plan to expand offshore. It includes a detailed case study exploring expansion into China and the US which highlights the practical matters involved in guiding clients through this complex area. Topics covered include: 

  • start up - identifying issues for start up operations off-shore
  • use of non-resident companies and trusts - choice of structure
  • tips and traps for avoiding double taxation
  • repatriation of profits back to Australia
  • planning for exit strategies - selling off-shore business/entities.
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SMEs expanding offshore

Author(s): Alistair Hutson
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  • Published By: Alistair Hutson
  • Published On:22 Oct 2009
  • Event Name:SMEs Expanding Offshore
  • Session Name:SMEs expanding offshore: Suggested case study solutions
  • Read Time:30+ minutes
  • Took place at:Grand Chancellor, Adelaide

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