Clients report very positive experiences, highlighting professionalism, friendliness, and clear communication. Specific praise goes to Rowan for being professional, patient, and helpful, and to Bruce Costain for providing excellent corporate structuring advice. One negative review warns 'caveat emptor' for house buyers, but overall reviews are highly favorable.
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4.4 out of 5 stars based on 5 Google reviews.
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Very professional, highly recommend! Rowan is very professional, patient, and friendly. I really appreciate his help. Front desk was also helpful. COVID-19 safety measures were properly taken.
I got amazing advice from Bruce Costain, a partner at Brookfields who specialises in corporate structuring. He answered all of the questions I had, and gave me practical advice to follow when going from a sole trader to a limited liability company with another person involved in the shareholding . Bruce explained dividend payments to shareholders and shareholder agreements. He covered pros and cons of other payout methods to each of the soon-to-be shareholders involved based on their personal tax circumstance and levels of involvement. Highly recommended!
Very friendly and promptly service. Thanks
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caveat emptor /ˌkavɪat ˈɛmptɔː/ noun the principle that the buyer alone is responsible for checking the quality and suitability of goods before a purchase is made. "caveat emptor still applies when you are buying your house"
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