When you are in business with people it is important you have the right documents in place. That will make sure things are fair and avoid disputes happening in future.
Shareholders’ Agreements have traditionally been used for this, but we think Company Constitutions are the better way to go for many reasons.
Tax Talks is one of the most popular podcasts dealing with Australian legal and tax issues, hosted by Heide Robson. In this podcast with Tax Talks, Damien tells us why you should consider a tailored Company Constitution over a Shareholders’ Agreement. You can listen to Damien’s insights here: Tax Talks with Damien Lehmann.
You can read more about Tax Talks here.
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Company Constitutions v Shareholders’ Agreement
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