Choosing the right structure before you start - sole trader, company or trust - affects your tax, your personal liability and your ability to grow.
Every quote is fixed and agreed before we start work, based on the complexity of your situation. Book a free 15-minute call and we'll tell you what to expect.
We'll confirm timing on your free call, as it depends on the structure and how quickly we have your details.
It depends on your income, your risk and your plans. A sole trader is simpler and cheaper to run but offers no personal asset protection. A company can limit personal liability and may suit higher incomes, but comes with more compliance. We'll walk through your situation.
A company is a separate legal entity owned by shareholders. A trust is an arrangement where a trustee holds assets for beneficiaries. They're taxed differently and suit different goals, such as growth, asset protection or family income planning. We'll explain the trade-offs in plain English.
Companies have ASIC obligations and an annual tax return, and often BAS and payroll as well. We can look after these so nothing is missed.
Yes, but restructuring can have tax consequences, so it's worth planning properly rather than doing it in a hurry. We can advise on timing and process.
