The ANU Tax Clinic invites you to attend a free webinar.
This workshop will help you understand the tax implications of different business structures, and give you the tools to determine what structure is best for your circumstances.
Business structures discussed will include sole trader, small business/company, partnership, trusts, and NFPs.
The workshop is presented by ANU Tax Clinic students, supported by our volunteer tax professionals who will also attend to help with your questions.
For any enquiries, please email taxclinic@anu.edu.au.
What is the ANU Tax Clinic?
The ANU Tax Clinic is a friendly, student-run clinic where clients receive information from ANU accounting students, under the supervision of experienced professionals. The clinic aims to assist taxpayers in meeting and complying with their tax affairs.
More information about the ANU Tax Clinic is available at rsa.anu.edu.au/anu-tax-clinic.
Please note
The contents of this webinar and associated publications do not constitute legal, financial, taxation or commercial advice, or a recommendation of any services or products. Information provided is a summary of general information and may not cover your personal circumstances. You should consider obtaining independent advice before making any investment, financial, taxation or legal decision.
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