Second Opinion
When only a “Second Opinion” will do
Why do business owners need a “second opinion”?
Generally speaking, Australian business owners have a history of long established personal relationships with their professional accountants. Unlike the medical profession, accountants do not generally refer their clients for a second opinion for fear of losing their client. Hence, when a client seeks to obtain a second opinion, whether it be due to a tax or cashflow issue, a potential marital or partnership dispute, a second opinion on business profitability or business restructuring options, the client is reticent in doing so for fear of upsetting their accountant.
We provide an independent, confidential and professional response to your area of concern. From the outset we do not seek to destabilize the long established relationship between you and your accountant, we are simply there to provide a professional and unbiased view of the area of concern, whether it be structuring, Tax, GST, Litigation and or asset protection to name a few.
Clients generally find that after a 'second opinion' review, they have a higher degree of understanding about their business affairs and are therefore more confident and capable of making the right decisions for their business in conjunction with their accountant.
Here below is a sample list of business owners areas of concern which might cause them to seek an independent second opinion.
• Review of Tax and Financial accounts
• Corporate structure review
• Wealth planning and creation
• International business structures
• Pre-litigation assessment
• Pre-matrimonial dispute assessment
• Pre-Sale or Exit Strategy review
• Pre-partnership dispute assessment
• Taxation Exposure review
• Overall review of business functions
• International contracts negotiation
• Business Investigations and Forensic Accounting
• Crisis Management Services
• Power of Attorney Services
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