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Business Structures: Going into Business with Others

Key Considerations for Tax, Legal, and Commercial Success in Co-Owned Businesses.

Created byTEO Training
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BeginnerUpdated Jan 17, 2025
Business Structures: Going into Business with Others

What You'll Learn

check_circleConsider multiple entity-type options available.
check_circleHave a checklist of matters to consider.
check_circleMake decisions or guide clients through these decisions.
check_circleAddress key tax, legal, and commercial challenges for co-owners.

About This Course

This course will focus on the tax, commercial, and legal issues that multiple business owners should be thinking about as they come together to either start a new business or combine existing ones.

This high-level course will consider entity-type specific matters (companies, limited partnerships, partnerships) as well as canvas more generic challenges (co-founder/owner agreements, income allocations, funding options, tax issues).

Suited To:

This seminar is targeted at budding entrepreneurs looking at starting a business together and business advisors of those entrepreneurs, so that good decisions can be made at the get-go.

Your Instructors

TEO Training
TEO Training
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TEO Training provides practical learning experiences on primarily tax-related topics for accountants, lawyers and business advisors across New Zealand.

Scott Mason
Scott Mason

Senior Partner, Findex

Scott Mason has over 30 years’ experience advising on tax matters, primarily for larger owner-managed businesses throughout NZ. He is a regular presenter for TEO Training and CCH, and Chair of the CAANZ Tax Advisory Group. Scott is a professional director across a range of industries including forestry. Scott is renowned for making complex issues understandable.

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