Divorce accountant: helping you to ensure your tax position is right

By |2025-09-26T19:03:27+10:0015/09/2025|Categories: Dispute management, Estate Planning, News for you|Tags: , |

As a Divorce Accountant, we aim to help you get a fair and equitable deal as you work through an emotional time. What You Need to Know When It All Splits Up Divorce and taxes are neither fun nor part of life's matters. With at least one in three marriages ending in divorce — and countless more de facto relationships breaking down — the capital gains tax (CGT) roll-over provisions for relationship breakdowns have become increasingly relevant for Australians navigating separation. At Gartly Advisory, we specialise as Divorce Accountants and help clients navigate divorce tax and business implications of separating [...] READ MORE

Putting Your Home in a Trust

By |2025-09-14T09:24:36+10:0014/09/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, Dispute management, Taxation|Tags: , |

 One asset protection strategy that is often considered is putting your home in a trust.  While this may offer some asset protection benefits, it also comes with significant tax consequences, particularly the loss of the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) principal residence exemption. Before you transfer your most valuable asset into a legal structure such as a company or trust, here’s what you need to know about how family trusts work, when they do and don’t protect your home, and why CGT issues can often outweigh the protection benefits.  What Is a Family Trust and How Does It Offer Asset Protection? [...] READ MORE

Divorce and my business :Protecting Your Small Business During Divorce

By |2025-09-26T17:03:05+10:0025/05/2025|Categories: Blog, Dispute management, Estate Planning, Exit Planning|Tags: , , |

Divorce and my business are the number one questions that we often get asked. What happens, and how can we manage the damage when going through a divorce? We are here to help, as divorce can be hard, emotional and full of financial traps. When your ex-partner is also tied into your small business, the financial and emotional toll can be overwhelming. At Gartly Advisory, we understand that the end of a relationship isn’t just personal—it’s business. And it's where you may have questions on how divorce and my business will end up. Whether your partner was a co-owner, silent [...] READ MORE

Divorce and your Business

By |2024-02-23T14:45:08+11:0022/02/2024|Categories: Blog, Dispute management, Estate Planning|Tags: , , |

Navigating the Challenges and Moving Forward Divorce and your business. It can be a difficult and emotionally challenging process, and when a small business is involved, it adds another layer of complexity. A failed marriage may not directly cause a business to fail; it can significantly impact the business. Let's explore where husband and wife work daily together in the business and where the wheels fall of the marriage. The intersection of personal and professional lives can create unique challenges for couples who decide to end their marriage while still running a business together. According to the website Marriage.com, it [...] READ MORE

Are you being forced out of your business by an aggressive business partner?

By |2024-02-12T16:57:29+11:0022/11/2023|Categories: Blog, Dispute management, Exit Planning|

Are you feeling trapped and forced out of your business by an aggressive business partner making your life hell?This situation can be incredibly stressful, leaving you powerless and questioning your dreams, motivation and aspirations. But fear not because help is here.Let’s explore the common signs and tactics that aggressive business partners use to push their partners out and strategies to regain control and protect your interests.Being forced out of your business is a nightmare and unacceptable. The good thing is you don't have to face it alone. The first step is to recognise that your partner is becoming aggressive and [...] READ MORE

How to detect about your cheating in business by your business partner

By |2024-02-19T13:43:37+11:0027/08/2023|Categories: Blog, Dispute management, Services accounting for small business|Tags: |

Cheating in business happens more than we like to realise.Trust in business is the foundation upon which successful partnerships are built. Without trust, a business partnership is like a house of cards that is vulnerable to collapse at any moment. As a business owner, it is crucial to understand the significance of trust. Cheating in business has detrimental consequences when your business partner isn’t on doing the right thing!In business, we see Trust in business as believing that your partner will act in your best interest with integrity and honesty. It means relying on their actions and knowing that they [...] READ MORE

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