Episode 4 - Like for Like businesses in Baby Boomer Sales and Acquisitions

from Private n Listed · host Jamie Spence

Todays episode starts with the impact on the Australian Baby Boomer industry of this weeks announcement by the Federal Government to stop Capital Gains Tax (CGT) exemptions (from July 1 2027) on future growth for businesses that pre date 1985. This applies to businesses held by individuals, trusts, and partnerships.I discuss "LIKE for LIKE" industry acquisitions - and use "Facilities Management" businesses as an example.Please feel free to reach out with any Podcast questions:[email protected]

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