Mixing succession law and commercial common sense with tax planning, this presentation will lead readers through the how-to plan for business succession and its integration with an individual's estate plan. Various forms of succession are considered with practical tips for dealing with family issues, management buy-outs, structures that get in the way and deveoping a Buy/Sell plan. Tax issues for each option and each step are covered including income tax, capital gains tax, stamp duty and GST.
Estate planning
Succession
2012
How to structure a Business Succession Plan
Source: South Australia
Published Date: 3 Dec 2012
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- Published By: Julie Van Der Velde CTA
- Published On:3 Dec 2012
- Took place at:Adelaide, Port Lincoln, Mt Gambier
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Estate planning
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