Business Structuring
Implementing the right business structure is crucial for investment and business.
Choosing how you will run your business, whether as a sole trader, in a partnership, as a company or via a trust, will have significant implications, including liability and tax. From time to time as a business changes, the structure may need to be reviewed to ensure it is meeting the needs of its owners.
There are certain times when legal advice is particularly relevant — starting out, selling an interest in the business, when a business partner exits, or the business partners are in dispute.
No matter what stage you’re at, MV Law’s team of expert business lawyers can help. We are passionate about the success of your business and our focus is to help you succeed.
We have expertise in asset protection, finance, commercial transactions, taxation, dispute resolution, insolvency, business succession and estate planning, and deliver quality advice tailored to your particular issue.
We work together with your accountant and other business advisers to provide high quality service to your business. And in the case of any dispute between business owners, our commercial and litigation teams work together to accomplish the best result for you and your business.
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The MV difference
At MV law, we are passionate about helping your business succeed. We work closely with businesses, from set up and as they continue to grow, to ensure that they have the right structure in place.
We have worked extensively with businesses ranging from local Canberra traders to Australia-wide and multi-national companies. With our structuring advice and ongoing assistance, we have helped to grow businesses in a variety of industries, including construction, professional services, IT management and manufacturing.
Our expert business structure lawyers can help you set up and run your business by:
- advising on the ideal structure for your business
- assisting with incorporation of companies and preparing constitutions
- drafting partnership, shareholder and unit-holder agreements
- advising on shareholder and director disputes
- setting up trusts and advising on trustee duties
- liaising with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and submitting the necessary forms for any changes to the structure of your company
- business succession planning
- advising on Payroll tax and other taxes
- insolvency
- advising and assisting with changes of business structure.
Be empowered with expert guidance and advice from our award-winning business law team.
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