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Guiding you through your business lifecycle
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Introduction
Throughout the entirety of a business lifecycle, business owners encounter a series of pressures, driving important decisions that carry tax consequences.
Over the past few years, the financial services sector has been subject to significant changes to the way they are taxed which can present challenges both in setting up a structure and ensuring existing structures are complying with the latest rules.
It is therefore increasing important that businesses seek tax specific guidance to ensure they are structured efficiently and comply with their obligations.
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We offer expertise to support hedge fund and asset managers, private equity and venture capital, and investment funds.
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Creating your business. In the early stages of a business, one of your most important decisions is its structure
A business can take many forms; sole trade, partnership or company, and each has its advantages. The key is knowing which structure suits your individual venture.
When thinking about the best structure of your business, it’s important to look ahead. Consider how you want the business to grow and, equally, your exit strategy at the end — whether that’s selling the business or passing it over to family or employees.
To help with your decision-making process, here are a few questions to consider:
- Who needs to be involved?
- Which legal protections do you need?
- Where will the business be based?
- Do you intend to extract profits regularly from the business?
- How do you intend to exit the business and pass it over or down?
How we can help
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Creating your business. In the early stages of a business, one of your most important decisions is its structure
A business can take many forms; sole trade, partnership or company, and each has its advantages. The key is knowing which structure suits your individual venture.
When thinking about the best structure of your business, it’s important to look ahead. Consider how you want the business to grow and, equally, your exit strategy at the end — whether that’s selling the business or passing it over to family or employees.
To help with your decision-making process, here are a few questions to consider:
- Who needs to be involved?
- Which legal protections do you need?
- Where will the business be based?
- Do you intend to extract profits regularly from the business?
- How do you intend to exit the business and pass it over or down?
How we can help
Creating your business. In the early stages of a business, one of your most important decisions is its structure
A business can take many forms; sole trade, partnership or company, and each has its advantages. The key is knowing which structure suits your individual venture.
When thinking about the best structure of your business, it’s important to look ahead. Consider how you want the business to grow and, equally, your exit strategy at the end — whether that’s selling the business or passing it over to family or employees.
To help with your decision-making process, here are a few questions to consider:
- Who needs to be involved?
- Which legal protections do you need?
- Where will the business be based?
- Do you intend to extract profits regularly from the business?
- How do you intend to exit the business and pass it over or down?