This session focuses on how the small business CGT concessions can be applied in estate planning for family groups and private businesses. It covers the transfer of active assets, shares and business interests, along with key succession considerations for SMEs and family business structures. The session also examines the importance of shareholder agreements and governance documents in supporting smooth transitions and managing risk.
2026
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
Family business and small business CGT concessions at death
Source: Online
Published Date: 30 Mar 2026
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- Published By: Dung Lam CTA
- Published On:30 Mar 2026
- Event Name:Estate Planning Intensive
- Session Name:Family business and small business CGT concessions at death
- Read Time:3+ minutes
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2026
Capital Gains Tax (CGT)
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