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InsightBuilt on world-class research and clinical trials, Australia’s biotech industry is increasingly shifting towards commercialisation, global expansion, and long-term growth.
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With top talent in high demand, the 2015 reforms to the employee share scheme tax laws have made the implementation of an equity reward scheme more attractive. The revised legislation offers:
There’s a bit to take into account: the best arrangement, legal documentation, tax and accounting implications, valuations and the business’s strategic goals.
Our strong technical know-how backed by our specialist skills and tax regulatory experience means that we can help you understand the tax and accounting implications of an equity scheme as well as the pros and cons of alternative executive remuneration arrangements. Our team works with you to choose and design the right plan to achieve your company’s objectives while managing your employees’ tax outcomes.
In practice, this means that we:
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Built on world-class research and clinical trials, Australia’s biotech industry is increasingly shifting towards commercialisation, global expansion, and long-term growth.
As the end of the financial year approaches, it’s a timely reminder of three key employment tax lodgements and the common errors we see in the market.
Maximise tax benefits with Employee Share Schemes. Stay compliant with ESS reporting. Retain top talent with effective remuneration.
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