How a vet saved $42,000 with a Shakespeare Financial Health Check.
Adam has a successful veterinary practice with a steady turnover of $350,000 pa, set up as a family trust.
His business was ticking over nicely, however his annual personal tax was high (paying in the vicinity of $129,000 a year), and he had a substantial home loan to cater for the needs of his young family.
Adam sought the assistance of the Shakespeare team to see if their Financial Health Check could diagnose the health of his business structure and potentially provide some personal tax relief.
The Shakespeare team examined all areas of his business and personal situation including:
The team advised Adam on a number of strategies to better protect his business and the future of his family, including:
These changes resulted in a reduction in Adam’s tax from $129,000 to $87,000 – which is a saving of $42,000!
The team at Shakespeare were delighted with the result, they had successfully put in place strategies to not only secure the future of Adam’s business, but most importantly they secured the future of his greatest asset – his family.
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