The Murdoch family succession saga may be global news, but it offers valuable insights for every family business. Here’s how to make your family business succession planning drama-free, fair, and future-focused.

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If you live in Australia, then you must have known or encountered the rule that says "you are not required to pay inheritance tax on inherited assets". However, whist no direct inherited property taxes exist, there are a few other taxes and considerations that can apply such as capital gains tax (CGT) and stamp duty to catch you out if you are not careful.