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Business structures - structures for asset protection and asset realisationWednesday, June 9, 2010 from 5:15 PM to 7:15 PM (GMT+1000)Brisbane, Queensland |
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Business structures - structures for asset protection and asset realisation
Whether you are a start up company, an establishled business, or a large corporation it is essential that you make certain that you have the right structure in place to meet the objectives of your business.
Creating effective structures can be complicated and rarely are all the issues addressed effectively. The most effective structure depends on your overriding objective. This objective may be any of the following:
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limiting personal liability and asset protection;
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tax effectiveness;
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the ability raise further capital via the issue of securities;
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the abililty to "spin out" assets of the entity; or
Advanced business structures 101
The purpose of this seminar to equip participants with a basic understanding of more advanced structure used to for asset protection and asset realisation. Further it is intended that this seminar will also give you the backgound information necessary to implement such as structure.
This will allow you to save money in the future in that you are able to identify either one or a number of structures which suit your circumstances and will avoid you incurring substantial legal costs addressing what should have been done at an earlier time.
The seminar will cover the following topics:
Entity types on a continuum
Public Unlisted Companies
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basic characteristics;
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legal position of Directors and the separate entity doctrine;
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exit strategies;
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compliance costs;
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taxation position and the position of profits and losses.
ASX Listed Companies
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threshold requirements for listing
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legal position of the Directors, continuous disclosure obligations
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additional legal obligations
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issues associated with asset realisation
Unit Trusts
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basic characteristics;
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the legal position of the trustee;
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exit strategies;
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compliance costs;
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taxation position and the position of profits and losses.
Hybrid Trusts
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basic characteristics;
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the legal position of the trustee;
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exit strategies;
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compliance costs;
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taxation position and the position of profits and losses.
Unique Entities
Stapled entities
Co-operatives
Use of buy-sell agreements for succession
Panel discussion
Event details
Date: Tuesday 9 June 2010
Time: 5.15pm for a 5.30pm start
Duration: 1.5 hours.
Who should attend?
Business people with existing structures who are considering benefiting from a more advanced structure associated with levels of asset and personal protection from liability.
Entrepreneurs who are considering the right vehicle to commercialise their intellectual property.
Rostron Carlyle Solicitors
Level 6, 232 Adelaide Street, Brisbane
PresentersLocation
Senior Associate, Rostron Carlyle Solicitors
Malcolm Burrows B.Bus.,MBA.,LL.B.,GDLP.
Associate, Rostron Carlyle Solicitors
Hudson Smith
Partner, Whytes
Cost
Rostron Carlyle and Whytes CPA clients - complimentary
Others $65.00
Event includes: Food, drinks, relaxed networking, whitepapers & slides.
Further information For logistical questions please contact: c.bradford@rostroncarlyle.com or call Cally on 07 3009 8444 for more information.For information on the seminar content, please contact m.burrows@rostroncarlyle.com or call Malcolm Burrows on 07 3009 8444
When & Where
Rostron Carlyle Solicitors
Level 6, 232 Adelaide Street
Brisbane,
Queensland 4000
Australia
Wednesday, June 9, 2010 from 5:15 PM to 7:15 PM (GMT+1000)
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Rostron Carlyle Solicitors
Rostron Carlyle is a full service commercial law firm providing a wide range of services to SME's and corporate clients.