Why structuring matters
Why structuring matters
One of the more overlooked aspects of a new investment, whether it be a new business, property or other commercial investment, is structuring.
One of the more overlooked aspects of a new investment, whether it be a new business, property or other commercial investment, is structuring.
The term “structuring” itself deals with how the investment is held – who owns the investment and who can receive the benefit of the investment. The failure to properly consider how an investment should be structured can have costly consequences – ranging from being unable to effectively plan your tax, to incurring increased duties and taxation on the introduction of new equity and being unable to effectively dispose of the investment.
