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Gold Coast Business Structuring

Business structuring lawyers Gold Coast

QBM Lawyers advise on business structuring across a range of commercial contexts. We assist clients in establishing appropriate structures, including companies and trusts, based on their objectives and circumstances.

Our lawyers provide clear advice on structuring options to support business operations, asset protection and future growth.

Business structuring services

Effective business structuring requires consideration of asset protection, tax outcomes, capital flexibility and future exit strategies. Structures should also support dealings with third parties and the practical operation of the business.

We work with clients and their accountants or financial advisers to establish appropriate structures based on their objectives. This may include companies, discretionary or other trusts, partnerships and joint ventures, or combinations of these structures where appropriate.

Our advice focuses on ensuring the structure is fit for purpose and can adapt to future business needs.

Business structuring expertise

  • Company incorporation: Setting up private companies with ASIC
  • Trust establishment: Drafting trust deeds and establishing discretionary, unit, hybrid trusts and self-managed superannuation funds
  • Trust amendments: Varying trust provisions, including changes to trustees and deed updates
  • Shareholder agreements: Preparing agreements and advising on share issues, debentures and loan arrangements
  • Company constitutions: Preparing and updating corporate governance documents
  • Corporate structures: Advising on company and trust structures, including combined arrangements
  • Director obligations: Advising on directors’ duties and compliance requirements
  • Dispute resolution: Managing internal and external business disputes
  • Dissolution strategies: Advising on exit strategies and business wind-up arrangements
  • ASIC compliance: Advising on compliance with Australian Securities and Investments Commission requirements
  • Succession planning: Preparing buy-sell agreements and succession arrangements
  • Asset agreements: Advising on asset licensing and leasing arrangements

Contact us for business structuring advice

For business structuring advice, please contact Peter Muller on 07 5574 0575 or  07 5574 0575 or peterm@qbmlaw.com.au.

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QBM Lawyers advises on companies, trusts, partnerships and joint ventures, working alongside your accountant to establish a structure that protects your assets and supports future growth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Business structuring involves selecting the legal structure through which a business operates, such as a company, trust, partnership or joint venture arrangement.

The structure can affect asset protection, tax outcomes, management control, financing arrangements and future succession or exit strategies.

In some cases, yes. However, restructuring can involve legal, tax and operational consequences, so it is preferable to establish an appropriate structure from the outset.

Yes, legal and accounting advice often work together. We regularly work with accountants and financial advisers to ensure structures align with both legal and financial objectives.

We advise on companies, trusts, partnerships, joint ventures and combined business structures, including related agreements and compliance requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Business structuring involves selecting the legal structure through which a business
operates, such as a company, trust, partnership or joint venture arrangement.

The structure can affect asset protection, tax outcomes, management control, financing
arrangements and future succession or exit strategies.

In some cases, yes. However, restructuring can involve legal, tax and operational
consequences, so it is preferable to establish an appropriate structure from the outset.

Yes, legal and accounting advice often work together. We regularly work with accountants
and financial advisers to ensure structures align with both legal and financial objectives.

We advise on companies, trusts, partnerships, joint ventures and combined business
structures, including related agreements and compliance requirements.

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