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Structuring for investment: A purchaser’s perspective paper

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Published on 24 Jul 08 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers: 

  • structuring earn-outs to maximise value for the purchaser
  • the tension between purchasing assets versus shares
  • what acquisition vehicle is the most appropriate?
  • apportionment of the purchase price - should it be included in the contract or not?

Author profile

Jeffrey Chang
Jeffrey is a Partner at Thomson Geer, where he advises on a wide range of taxation, structuring and superannuation issues with a focus on privately-held businesses and high wealth family groups. His is accredited by the Law Institute of Victoria as a taxation specialist. He has held a variety of committee roles with The Tax Institute and is presently a member of the Victorian State Council. Jeffrey is the author of numerous tax articles published in professional journals, and a regular presenter at The Tax Institute's seminars. - Current at 06 June 2016
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This was presented at Reviewing Earn-Outs and other Practical Issues when Buying and Selling Businesses .

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Structuring for investment: A purchaser’s perspective

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