Business Structure Reviews
Did you know that the way your business is structured could be costing you money?
- You could be paying more tax than you legally need to
- Your assets might not be adequately protected
- You may be paying unnecessary fees for entities that aren’t required
- Your structure might be too complex, awkward and impractical
- When you come to sell, your structure may not be tax efficient, meaning you can’t access valuable capital gains tax concessions that are available to small business – some capital gains can be tax free!
- If you are in partnership with other people, have you assigned part of your partnership interest to legitimately minimise your tax?
Mathews Tax Lawyers are experienced in implementing, reviewing and reorganising business structures to achieve the most tax effective outcome while protecting your assets.
We can advise you on the best structure for your business and help you to implement it. We provide company incorporation services, family trust deeds, unit trust deeds and partnership agreements.
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To find out if your structure is right for you or how you might restructure your business to legally pay less tax, call us or complete the online enquiry form to the right of the screen (type “business structure review” in the message) and one of our staff will contact you to arrange a time to review and discuss your current business structure.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is not legal advice, is for general information purposes only, and is not specific to any person or situation. There are many factors that may affect your circumstances. You should seek professional advice from a suitably qualified and licensed advisor before making any decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
You’re not the first person to wonder about these things. Most of our clients come to
us with similar worries.
What does a tax lawyer do that an accountant can’t?
Accountants focus on compliance and tax returns. A tax lawyer represents you legally — in audits, disputes, and litigation — and protects your rights when things go wrong.
When should I call Mathews Tax Lawyers?
As soon as you receive notice of an audit, penalty, or investigation. The earlier we act for you, the more options you may have.
Can you help if the ATO is already taking action?
Yes. Even if the review or audit process has started, we can still represent you and work towards the best outcome.
Do you work outside Brisbane?
Yes. We act for clients anywhere in Australia, with our headquarters in Brisbane and virtual offices in Sydney and Melbourne.
How do your fees work?
Costs depend on the complexity of your matter. We provide clear, upfront estimates before starting work, so you know what to expect. Where possible and depending on the scope of work, we provide fixed fees.