How we help
What the advice covers
Most financial decisions have tax consequences. We consider them as part of the advice, so you can see the after-tax effect of each option before deciding.
- Investment ownership. How holding assets personally, jointly, in a trust or in super could affect your position.
- Super contributions. How concessional and non-concessional contributions fit your circumstances and the caps.
- Capital gains. The timing and tax effect of selling investments or property.
- Lump sums. Options for bonuses, inheritances and sale proceeds.
- Existing structures. Whether trusts or companies you already have still suit your plan.
How it fits your wider plan
Tax is one factor among several. We weigh it against your cash flow, risk, access needs and estate plans, so a decision is not made for tax reasons alone. Your accountant remains responsible for tax advice, returns and compliance, and we work with them where decisions affect both areas. Where legal structures are involved, we involve your lawyer.
Who it suits
- Professionals and executives on higher incomes deciding where to invest surplus
- Business owners coordinating personal and business arrangements with their accountant
- Families considering how investments are held between partners or in a trust
