New 30 per cent trust tax creates significant challenges for private groups
Client AlertThe announced 30 per cent minimum tax on discretionary trusts creates significant challenges for private groups.
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Business failures for food and beverage companies increased more than any other sector in the last 12 months. Many operators are suffering as cost-of-living pressures reduce consumers’ discretionary spending while operating costs continue escalating.
Difficulties attracting and retaining motivated and capable staff have many business owners so deeply involved in service delivery they’re deprived of the opportunity to develop a pathway to profitability and free cashflow.
Our upcoming webinar, featuring a dynamic panel of experts to be announced in the coming weeks, will address the key issues facing hospitality businesses. It will also provide practical insights on restoring profitability, offer cash flow management strategies, and explore debt restructuring solutions to ensure owners and management are properly compensated for their roles.
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Grant Thornton Australia
The announced 30 per cent minimum tax on discretionary trusts creates significant challenges for private groups.
It is important for business owners facing financial distress to understand all the options available to them. Small Business Restructuring (SBR) offers a pathway for small and medium sized Australian companies experiencing financial pressure to deal with unmanageable debt, reset operations, and continue trading through and beyond difficult times. SBRs are also a cost-effective solution to save a business compared to a liquidation shut down.
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