BUSINESS STRUCTURING

Ideally, Business Structuring should be addressed prior to the commencement of any business so as not to create unnecessary problems caused by legal and financial inflexibility, and a general lack of foresight.

“To be properly effective, business structures are not dissimilar to the construction requirements of a quality residence; they require specific research, good engineering, a solid structurally flexible foundation, together with the appropriate materials to provide core strength and finally, a quality presentation provides the finishing touch”.

Business structures should be completely scalable and should interlock and overlay in the much the same way as one moves pieces around on a chess board.  This allows the business the ability to grow and expand in any direction without future limitation;  a vital element when confronted by the voracity of today’s global economic and legal demands and the constantly changing face of government compliance requirements, coupled together with the almost daily application of new legal precedents.

Overview of the Corporations Law

Structuring of business normally results in using a company as the operational and structural tool for SMEs. The reason for this is that it has resulted from self-serving government policy as a result of the implementation of a government controlled education agenda through the current curriculums distributed nationally through the universities and colleges.  As a direct result, professional graduates of the accounting, banking, legal, insurance and other financial disciplines have been nourished and conditioned accordingly by the government curricula, and this agenda has also been broadly distributed through the education schooling systems as a whole; further embedding and underwriting government sponsored control and conditioning.