As a professional adviser, accountant, consultant, financial planner or lawyer, there are often issues you and your client need assistance with to achieve the best outcome for your client’s situation. Set out on this page are some of the key areas advisers often seek our assistance with for their clients.

CGW Structures

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Training services

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Establishment of a public company limited by guarantee
Superannuation fund deed update or change of trustee
Limited recourse borrowing trust (super fund borrowing)
Registration of business name
7 year unsecured facility agreement
Binding death benefit nomination
Change of trustee
Negative gearing trust
Registration of trade mark
Superannuation pension
Trust deed update
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CGW Structures application forms
CGW Structures price list

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UPCOMING EVENTS

WEBINAR - ‘Hidden wages’ – the unexpected extent of your liability for payroll tax unpacked
25 July 19
CAIRNS - ‘Deemed employees’ – avoiding the tax traps for individuals and entities that are not employees but are treated as employees
05 August 19
TOWNSVILLE - ‘Deemed employees’ – avoiding the tax traps for individuals and entities that are not employees but are treated as employees
06 August 19

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PUBLICATIONS

Do the changes to the company tax rate mean I need a new bucket company?
23 May 19
From 1 July 2018, the rate of tax a company pays, and the rate at which it can frank its dividends, depends upon whether the company is a ‘base rate entity’ or not.
Will my bucket company pay top up tax on dividends it receives?
17 May 19
From 1 July 2018, the rate of tax a company pays, and the rate at which it can frank its dividends, depends upon whether the company is a ‘base rate entity’.

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