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Overview of business restructure techniques presentation

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Published on 21 Jul 04 by VICTORIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This presentation gives an overview or 'roadmap' to the structural issues that need to be considered in dealing with a business restructure, including:
- forming a partnership
- vesting trusts into companies
- other trust to company rollovers
- scrip for scrip CGT rollover
- de-merging
- tax consolidation.

This was also presented by Len Hertzman at the Roadmap to Business Restructures seminar held in Perth on 27 August 2004.

Author profile

Michael Jones CTA
Michael advises privately owned businesses and has been helping families structure their investments for many years. He is an active participant in the development of government tax policy for family business. Michael chairs the Tax Institute’s Trust and Estates Club and his formal qualifications include a Bachelor of Economics, a Bachelor of Arts and a Masters of Taxation Law from the University of Melbourne. - Current at 13 September 2011
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