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First of all, you would need to report about the changes of shareholders to ASIC within certain days, otherwise it would have penalty later on.
ASIC: Prepare documents for transfer of shares and any change of director. Normally, it could be done by the tax agent of your company. Make sure your boss has advised the tax agent of your company about the changes.
The company doesn't need to reiumburse money to the new shareholder.
For example: the original cost of share that is $1 per share. Assuming he sold out his share for $50,000 to new shareholder. He himself would have gross capital gains of $49,999. The new shareholder will take up $50,000 as cost base. Therefore, the company does not need to reimburse money to the new shareholder. You may consult this from your tax agent of the company.
Same as public company shares. Everyday, people buy shares and sell shares. Individuals are counting their own costs & gains. The public company will record the changes of shareholders twice a year. Do you think they will reimburse money to new shareholders? |
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