As businesses evolve, their financial structures must evolve with them. What works for a startup or early-stage company may become inefficient—or even risky—as revenue, assets, and complexity increase. In New Zealand, many successful companies operate through structures involving trusts, holding companies, and operating entities. These structures serve several purposes: asset protection, tax efficiency, and succession planning. Trust structures in particular play a significan

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