Asset Protection & Structuring

Asset Protection & Structuring

As part of our commitment to providing a value-added service to Australian small businesses, Australianbiz regularly publish articles on asset protection & structuring issues. These articles are provided by McCullough Robertson.

About McCullough Robertson

McCullough Robertson, is a full service commercial law firm with proven capacity and capability to handle the complex legal issues facing business today.

With over 400 partners, lawyers and support staff, McCullough Robertson is ranked as Queensland’s largest law firm, listed in the BRW Top 20 law firms in Australia and named `Brisbane Law Firm of the Year’ for 2009 and 2010, and ‘Employer of Choice’ for 2009 by Australasian Legal Business.

The firm has one of Australia's leading tax and commercial advisory practices and has recently established the innovative 'elawyer' web based legal solution for accountants and advisors.

For specialist asset protection & structuring advice, contact Matthew Burgess, Partner, on (07) 3233 8888.

Alternatively, click here to visit the McCullough Robertson website.

To read an article, click on the subject matter:

What Next For Family Trusts?

September, 2010

Shareholders Using Company Assets – Update on Division 7A Changes

June, 2010

Pitfalls of Trust Distributions to Companies

March, 2010

Factors to Consider when Structuring a Business

December, 2009

Asset Protection and Trusts

September, 2009

Asset Protection Strategies for Family Businesses

June, 2009

Common Traps in Applying the CGT Small Business Concessions

March, 2009

Tax Structures For Family Businesses

December, 2008

Restructuring Techniques For Companies (free to view)

September, 2008

Structures For Property Investment

June, 2008

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