Business Structures & Transactions

Each business structure has distinct advantages and disadvantages, and hence choosing the correct structure for your business is a very important step.

Diamond Conway can advise you on the most appropriate structure for your business, whether it be sole proprietorship, partnership, joint venture, company or trust.

Business Structures & Transactions

We can advise you on the appropriate legal vehicle through which to operate your business and the obligations/requirements associated with that structure. For example, we can advise you on the advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorship, partnerships, joint ventures, companies or trusts (discretionary, unit or hybrid).

We provide advice and prepare documentation in relation to all types of business transactions, including:

  • Sale and Purchase of Business
  • Contracts for Sale and Purchase of Goods and Services
  • Distributorship and Sales Agreements
  • Finance documents and transactions
  • Franchises
  • Foreign Investment Approval
  • Industrial Agreements
  • International Trade – Import and Export
  • Tax including Goods & Services Tax and Capital Gains Tax issues for business
  • Terms and Conditions of Trade
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