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  2014

Family Tax Planning for SMEs

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 21 Nov 2014

 
This event focused on several key areas faced by the SME and family business market including family:

    • succession planning
    • moving business offshore
    • Division 7A - Change is on the horizon
    • Division 7A - Don't get Caught with deemed payments
    • loans or debt forgiveness and valuations for tax matters - Two perspectives when preparing valuations for family businesses.

Family succession planning - Sale preparedness

Author(s): James Blackburn , Paul Hindle
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Family succession planning - Governance and tax issues

Author(s): Ben Wilson CTA
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Valuations for tax matters - Two perspectives

Author(s): Matthew Shanahan , Stephen Adams
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Division 7A: Don't get caught with deemed payments, loans or debt forgiveness - Case studies

Author(s): Lisa Pritchard CTA
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Family succession planning - Practical issues with succession and structures

Author(s): Adrian Cartland
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Division 7A: Change is on the horizon

Author(s): Lisa Pritchard CTA
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Your offshore planning guide - Case studies

Author(s): Daisy Abbas CTA
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Details

  • Published On:21 Nov 2014
  • Took place at:Stamford Plaza, Adelaide

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