2003

2003 NSW ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION - BUILDING & RENOVATING YOUR CLIENTS' BUSINESS STRUCTURES

Source: New South Wales

Published Date: 8 May 2003

 
In an environment where professional indemnity insurance is becoming increasingly unaffordable and clients less understanding, it is even more important not to make mistakes. Hence, is it critical to fully understand the structural implications and outcomes of the choices available and understand to what extent they are accepted by the ATO.

The first day focussed on the different structures and provided a head to head comparison to highlight significant difference, strengths and weaknesses.

The second day focussed on the implications arising from the change of owners and from the change of structure, ie. shifting a business or assets from one structure to another.

A Comparison of Structures - Partnership

Author(s): Ross Seller

A Comparison of Structures - Sole Traders

Author(s): Yvette Pietsch CTA

Financial Services Reform - How Far Can You Go?

Author(s): Michael Payne-Mulcahy

Changing Owners

Author(s): Margaret Mckerchar
Materials from this session:

Changing Structures

Author(s): Kelvin Fitzalan CTA

Payments to Associated Persons

Author(s): Neil Wickenden CTA

Service Trusts/Structuring a Professional Practice

Author(s): Ian R Phillips

A Comparison of Structures - Companies

Author(s): Greg Travers CTA

A Comparison of Structures - Trusts

Author(s): Kevin J Munro CTA

Details

  • Published On:8 May 2003
  • Took place at:Fairmont Resort, Leura

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