by Chris Garlick | Mar 8, 2026 | Tax Law
Business Exit Lifestyle Australia: Buying the Yacht (Or Whatever Yours Is) Part VI of the Exit Series People like to joke about it. “Sell the business, buy the yacht.” It’s usually said as a cliché. A quick summary of what people imagine happens after a successful...
by Chris Garlick | Mar 1, 2026 | Tax Law
Business Exit Planning Australia: Liquidity Isn’t the Finish Line For years, the sale of the business exists as an idea. It feels like a future event. A finish line. A day when everything will finally become lighter. Eventually, that day arrives. The documents are...
by Chris Garlick | Feb 22, 2026 | Tax Law
Business Exit Timing Australia: Why “Next Year” Is a Trap Markets change. Rules change. Bodies change. Almost every business owner says the same thing when selling becomes real: “Maybe next year.” At first glance, that sounds sensible. One more strong trading year....
by Chris Garlick | Feb 15, 2026 | Tax Law
Exit Tax Planning Australia: Why the Tax System Quietly Takes Your Side Why this moment is treated differently — and why timing is everything Most business owners assume one thing about selling: The Tax Office will take a large portion of the proceeds. That belief is...
by Chris Garlick | Jan 22, 2026 | Tax Law
The Exit Rules That Matter: Australian Tax Concessions When You Sell a Business Australian tax concessions when you sell a business are often misunderstood, underestimated, or discovered far too late. When business owners hear “sell the business,” they instinctively...
by Chris Garlick | Jan 7, 2026 | Tax Law
Part I — The Moment the Question Appears “What if I didn’t do this forever?” It doesn’t arrive with drama. There’s no crisis. No boardroom blow-up. No collapse. In fact, the business is often doing just fine — sometimes better than ever. But one day, usually in a...
