Business lawyers specialising in technology and intellectual property law, management and commercialisation

Dilanchian Lawyers & Consultants

Dilanchian Lawyers & Consultants

Business valuation with price earnings multiples

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When it comes to selling or buying a business the sale price is the greatest obstacle and point of disagreement in many transactions. If there is a reasonable and easily understandable way of determining the value of the business the parties can quickly progress more than half way through the sale process.
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Gay and lesbian visa applications for Australia

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Tags: migration

hense_oz Did you know that gay or lesbian partners of Australian permanent residents or citizens can apply for permanent residence of Australia?

The visa to apply for is called an interdependency visa. The visa is similar to the spouse visa (de-facto grounds) applicable to heterosexual couples.

If successful an applicant will initially get a temporary two year visa, with full work and travel rights. A person can also obtain a Medicare card.

Around two years after lodgement of the application, the Department of Immigration will assess for the grant of a permanent visa.

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Trade mark distinctive brands, save legal costs

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innerhealthplusAfter a 10 year gap in trade mark cases, the High Court of Australia delivered two trade mark decisions in December 2009.

Both involved applications for removal of trade marks from the trade marks register.

The cases provide technical legal guidance and valuable practical lessons.

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Open source software as a business strategy

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netscape-logoThis article is a background story to a common mantra today about how giving something away for free on the internet can be a very effective business model. This is a technology commercialisation case study worth knowing. It has inspired millions of technologists and us as open source software law specialists.

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Directors: beware of ATO letters and section 222 notices

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Tags: taxation | litigation
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Yours sincerely, Michael D’Ascenzo, Commissioner of Taxation
It is becoming increasingly obvious in the current stringent regulatory environment that the responsibility of directors is not merely to ensure that the interests of company shareholders and creditors are protected, but also be vigilant about their own personal liability. In this respect personal liability of directors under tax laws is a creeping menace. A ticking time bomb can be a letter from the Australian Tax Office (ATO) addressed to directors and consigned to the lower levels of an office mail in-tray.
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