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July 9, 2021
Notes Online Home 2021 Tax Structures and Asset Protection Seminar
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Topics included in these notes cover:
- The fundamentals of tax structuring and asset protection
- Building the right structure to protect a client’s assets
- NTAA guide to ‘Traditional’ business and investment structures
- Structuring for accountants, doctors and other professionals
- Navigating the CGT SBCs with different structures
- Restructuring clients’ affairs tax effectively
Chapter 1
The fundamentals of tax structuring and asset protection
The following notes consider the main issues associated with assisting clients generally with their structuring decisions under the following broad headings:
- NTAA Guide to the key issues to consider when establishing a structure for a client
- Establishing effective asset protection plans for clients
- Key asset protection issues for creditors and debtors; and
- Directors face unprecedented exposure
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Chapter 2
Building the right structure to protect a client’s assets
This chapter of the seminar notes looks at building the right structure to protect a client’s assets:
- Key tax issues for business clients
- Strategies to prevent creditors attacking the family home
- ‘Mum and Dad’ partnerships – what are the benefits and risks?
- Keeping assets in the family when faced with a relationship breakdown
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Chapter 3
NTAA Guide to ‘Traditional’ business and investment structures
This chapter of seminar notes focuses on the NTAA guide to ‘Traditional’ business and investment structures:
- Discretionary trusts remain popular but beware they come with plenty of baggage
- What tax structuring and asset protection advantages do companies offer?
- Key considerations where unrelated parties are carrying on business together
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Chapter 4
Structuring for accountants, doctors, and other professionals
This section of the notes will focus on several key issues to be considered when choosing a business structure. These will be discussed under the following headings:
- Limitation imposed by law and/or by professional bodies
- Asset protection and other structuring considerations
- Tax treatment of a ‘no goodwill’ practice; and
- Tax issues when ‘income splitting’ in a professional practice
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Chapter 5
Navigating the CGT SBCs with different structures
In this chapter of the seminar notes we discuss navigating the CGT SBCs with different structures under the following headings:
- How the basic conditions apply to different structures
- Determining when passively held assets are active assets; and
- Applying the CGT SBCs to shares and units
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Chapter 6
Restructuring clients’ affairs tax effectively
This segment addresses various issues associated with changing a client’s business structure, including how to do so tax-effectively, under the following broad headings:
- Issues to consider when reviewing the existing business structure
- CGT roll-overs – what opportunities exist?
- NTAA guide to the ‘small business restructure roll-over’ relief
- Using different options for restructuring small business clients
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