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  2018

Preparing a Business for Sale Half Day

Source: Western Australia

Published Date: 20 Jun 2018

 
This half-day event was designed to arm tax and business advisers with the tools to handle the following critical questions.
  • if your client intends to access the small business CGT concessions do you know how the proposed changes to these rules (intended to be retrospective to 1 July 2017) will impact your client? Do you know what factors can prevent the small business CGT concessions applying many years before the sale of business?
  • would your client benefit from restructuring prior to the sale of business?
  • how do you get funds in companies out to shareholders in a tax effective manner?
  • importantly, what tips can you provide to your client on marketing their business
  • how can you help in preparing the financial information?

Avoid future shock

Author(s): David Montani
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Killing the corporate entity

Author(s): Kim Wallman
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Planning for the small business CGT concessions - Recent changes/updates

Author(s): Chris Roos , Kirsty Augustson
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What a buyer demands today in a business

Author(s): Dennis Brede , Jim Goodwin
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Killing the corporate entity

Author(s): Kim Wallman
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Restructuring with purpose

Author(s): Tim Poli
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Details

  • Published On:20 Jun 2018
  • Took place at:City West Receptions, West Perth

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