Small Business
Death and Small Business CGT Concessions
They say that two things in life are inevitable – death and taxes. This doesn’t mean that the two have to happen at the same time. Generally where there is a change of ownership in small business, a CGT event is deemed to have occurred which may result in a capital loss or taxable gain. When a person dies, their assets are transferred to their legal personal representative (LPR) or are acquired by a surviving joint tenant, if one exists, and as such the Capital Gains Tax rules apply.
... read moreSmall Businesses Can Get Into Trouble
Imagine you have put all of your life savings into buying a business. You spend years dedicating your heart and soul towards it. You listen to financial advice and take every measure to do the right things. Still your business is failing. The figures are wrong. It's heart wrenching. Our advice? Let it go. ASAP.
... read moreTwo Directors is Wrong, Wrong, Wrong
I will give you a second strategy for asset protection in business. This one is really simple.
... read moreThe Fall Guy
We want nothing of any value in the fall guy’s name. Absolutely nothing! It’s not a perfect world. Bad things sometimes happen to good people. So if a business falls over the fall guy can go with it but hard earned assets built along the journey MUST be fully protected.
... read moreIt's All Your Fault - Part 2
I LOST ALL OF MY LIFE SAVINGS. The truth: it was all my fault and I had to take full responsibility because it was small business.
... read moreCompany Disaster
We are talking today about business structures and in particular the disaster that is companies when running a small business. We need to go back in history and look at the year 1999, the Federal Government of that year changed the rules on small business.
... read moreTax Planning Tips - 2018
Here are our top five tax planning tips for 2018. It’s early June now, and a perfect time to go over these tips.
... read moreThe Killer - Part 2
The killer is multinational corporate tax rates. Do you know why? Because they are ZERO, and if a multinational isn’t on ZEROincome tax rate, they are close to ZERO. It’s an absolute disgrace these multinational companies paying ZERO tax.
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