Business acquisitions

  • Transfer duty exemption for small business restructuring

    Transfer duty exemption for small business restructuring

    The Queensland Commissioner of State Revenue has issued a public ruling outlining potential exemptions from transfer duty for eligible small business entities undergoing a restructuring. Get the full details of the ruling, its implications and eligibility requirements here.

  • Top 11 legal tips for selling a technology business

    Top 11 legal tips for selling a technology business

    These tips include asset sale or share sale, intellectual property ownership, legal and accounting due diligence, change of control issues, restraint of trade clauses, key personnel, and more.

  • Queensland tech company exits

    Queensland tech company exits

    Brisbane and South East Queensland (SEQ) tech companies have seen major success in recent years, like Wotif.com’s A$703 million sale. For confidential advice on tech sales, contact Dundas Lawyers to learn more about achieving business success and exiting with a profit.

  • Planning for a business acquisition

    Planning for a business acquisition

    Malcolm Burrows’ series of nine articles, “Planning a Business Acquisition”, provides details to help avoid failure when planning or evaluating a business acquisition. It covers topics such as assembling an advisory team, confidentiality agreements, and due diligence.

  • Should you work in the industry before you buy?

    Should you work in the industry before you buy?

    Are you considering a business acquisition? Learn how working in the business can help verify takings and the importance of a tuition period in the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) Business Sale Contract. Click through to find out more.

  • Transfer Duty in business acquisitions

    Transfer Duty in business acquisitions

    This article explores the application of transfer duty in business acquisitions, including what it is, what is a dutiable transaction, dutiable property, dutiable value, unencumbered value, when it is determined, and who must pay.

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