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Tax implications of a company A company is a relationship where a trustee (an individual or company ) carries on business for the benefit of a range of people (the beneficiaries). The matrix below illustrates the tax implications of a company as at 30 June 2006: Flexibility of Asset Establishment Capital Gains Tax distribution of protection Rate of income tax and ongoing (CGT) income and benefit costs capital Ownership of A company is not Companies may pay less tax A company It will cost a business by entitled to the 50% than other business structures provides less approximately a company CGT discount such as trusts or partnerships. flexibility in relation $1,000 to will protect available to sole Profits accumulated within the to the distribution of $2,000 to the asset of traders, partners company are taxed at the 30% income amongst its incorporate a your business and trusts.
Tax implications of a company A company is a relationship where a trustee (an individual or company) carries on business for the benefit of a …
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