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Businesses or commercial partnerships may restructure themselves for a variety of reasons. Ranging from streamlining the business to asset protection, see below some readings on what you may need to consider to secure your structure.
General Restructuring
What’s involved in a restructure
What happens during a restructure?
Overview of a Business Restructure
Steps to a Business Restructure
Quick turnaround or structural change
Communicating with Staff during a Restructure
Inter-company Loans and Debt Forgiveness
What is Cross Collateralisation?
How to Talk to Staff about Restructuring
Borrowing Money from your Company
Asset Protection
Personal guarantees on assignment of lease
What happens when a Member dies?
Bankruptcy and Insolvency
Navigating the insolvency maze
Signs of a distressed business
Garnishee Notices – What are They?
Garnishee Notices – The Basics
My landlord has reduced access
Overview of Safe Habour Provisions
What qualifies for safe harbour protections?
Concerns over Safe Habour Provisions
How Safe Harbour Will Impact ‘Ipso Facto’ Clauses
Administration vs. Liquidation
Voluntary Administration for Directors
Voluntary Administration for Creditors
Overview of a Deed of Company Arrangement
Basics of a Deed of Company Arrangement
Dealing with Preference Payment Demands
Difference between Administration, Receivership and Liquidation
What is a Provisional Liquidator?
Our Guide to Voluntary Administration
Documents to Wind Up a Business
Trading with a Wind Up Notice over your Business
Who gets paid first in liquidation?
Searching for a Liquidated Company
Estate Planning
Conversations about Estate Planning
Succession Planning for Businesses
Succession Planning for Family Businesses
Estate Planning Considerations
Perils of not updating a will after divorce
Willing assets to non-resident
Distributing to a Deceased Estate
Trusts
Investment of Company Funds into Hybrid Trusts
Shareholder Trust Distributions
Basics of Testamentary Trust – Case Studies
Superannuation Funds
Controlling your Superannuation and SMSFs
Accessing Superannuation Early
Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements within SMSFs
Superannuation and Death – Recent Decision
Running a Business through a SMSF
Commentary
You may have to Lodge your T-BAR report
Do you have a Div7A Obligation?
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