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A company tax structure is a very popular one, and can be the most appropriate for your own circumstances. However, unlike an individual, partnership, or trust tax structure, withdrawing funds from a company for personal use is not as straight forward, as tax legislation requires such withdrawals to be paid back to the company (subject to few exceptions).
Louie returns from a COVID-19/flu-forced absence last fortnight to provide some further clarity and understanding around the Division 7A requirements for companies, shareholders and their associates, with the assistance of detailed explanations from Assistant Commissioner/Chief Tax Counsel of the ATO's Tax Counsel Network Fiona Dillion (as part of the ATO's Division 7A series co-ordinated by Shailla Van Raad).
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P: (03) 5018 6444
Disclaimer: Shooting for the Stars Podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute accounting, legal, tax, or other professional advice. Listeners should not act upon the content or information without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional.
By Southern Cross Business AdvisersA company tax structure is a very popular one, and can be the most appropriate for your own circumstances. However, unlike an individual, partnership, or trust tax structure, withdrawing funds from a company for personal use is not as straight forward, as tax legislation requires such withdrawals to be paid back to the company (subject to few exceptions).
Louie returns from a COVID-19/flu-forced absence last fortnight to provide some further clarity and understanding around the Division 7A requirements for companies, shareholders and their associates, with the assistance of detailed explanations from Assistant Commissioner/Chief Tax Counsel of the ATO's Tax Counsel Network Fiona Dillion (as part of the ATO's Division 7A series co-ordinated by Shailla Van Raad).
Contact us:
P: (03) 5018 6444
Disclaimer: Shooting for the Stars Podcast is provided for general information purposes only and does not constitute accounting, legal, tax, or other professional advice. Listeners should not act upon the content or information without first seeking appropriate advice from an accountant, financial planner, lawyer or other professional.