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Partnership restructuring/generational change case study
Published on 22 Oct 05 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE
This case study considers the issues that arise when partners in a primary production business want to bring in new partners or pass the business to the next generation. The case study covers:
- reconstitution of the partnership and continuing ownership issues
- restructuring using new entities for asset ownership
- livestock and capital allowance rollovers
- Division 152 issues for partners leaving the business
- accounting vs tax treatment of partner exits/entries
- stamp duty exemptions including use of tightly held family trusts.
Author profile
Peter Slegers CTA
Peter Slegers, CTA, heads Cowell Clarke’s Tax & Revenue, Superannuation and Private Client practice groups. Peter advises and acts for a wide range of public and private companies and high net worth individuals and families. Peter’s areas of expertise include income tax (as it impacts on business and high net worth clients), capital gains tax, goods and services tax, state taxes, trust law and superannuation law. Peter has published numerous papers on trust structures and has considerable experience in this area. Peter is also a co-author of the Tax Institute’s SMSF Income Stream Guide and Cowell Clarke’s Australian Agribusiness Advisers’ Guide.
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16 April 2024
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