What is a Tax Consolidated Group?
A tax consolidated group (TCG) is a group of entities owned by a single company that are treated as a single taxpayer for the purpose of income tax.
A tax consolidated group (TCG) is a group of entities owned by a single company that are treated as a single taxpayer for the purpose of income tax.
Having a ‘Made in Australia’ label on products can significantly influence purchase decisions. Find out what the legal requirements are in this article.
Deeds and contracts are two different forms of written agreement. A tripartite deed is an agreement involving three parties. Find out more here.
Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) are a form of compensation conferred by a company as a means of awarding an employee. Find out more here.
Whether a business is set up as a company or trust has significant legal and financial consequences. Find out what they involve here.
Australian companies can have foreign shareholders. Learn how your company can benefit.
To raise capital or find new investors, businesses and startups might require a subscription agreement or a share purchase agreement. Find out more here.
Arbitration clauses are the means by which parties expressly agree to undergo arbitration, an alternative form of dispute resolution. Find out more here.
A CSF Shareholder is an individual or entity which has invested in the CSF. For their investment, the CSF shareholder receives a security in the business.
A shareholder has limited responsibilities towards their company. Find out how shareholder responsibilities apply to insolvent companies here.
Protect yourself from a liquidator’s demand for the repayment of money. Find out about voidable transactions and how to defend yourself from a claim.
Indemnities are clauses in a contract where one party (the indemnifier) promises to protect another party (the indemnified). Find out more here.
Starting a liquidation business is a great idea for first-time business owners who are looking to make an income and run their own business.
Indemnities and insurances are a means of managing risk and transferring financial losses. However, they differ in the manner they shift the risk.
Franking credits represent a credit system that prevents the double taxation of company dividends. They are also called imputation credits in Australia.
Not sure what you need to know before signing a contractor agreement? Learn the 5 most important things to look for.
Fully diluted shares are the total outstanding shares of a company. It includes the outstanding shares and shares converted from convertible securities.
Mutual entities can raise capital by issuing mutual capital instruments (MCIs). Find out how MCIs work and how a mutual entity can issue an MCI.
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