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What does the SAVANT Framework for strategic tax management involve?
What does the SAVANT Framework for strategic tax management involve?
- Innovation, Collaboration, Efficiency, Adaptability, Resilience
- Strategy, Anticipation, Value-Adding, Negotiation, Transforming (correct)
- Planning, Execution, Monitoring, Controlling, Evaluating
- Assessment, Analysis, Implementation, Review, Improvement
What are examples of capital as mentioned in the text?
What are examples of capital as mentioned in the text?
- Brand name, software, piece of equipment, equity capital (correct)
- Patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets
- Real estate, stocks, bonds, mutual funds
- Cash, inventory, accounts receivable, land
What is the purpose of risk management in choosing a legal entity?
What is the purpose of risk management in choosing a legal entity?
- To identify and mitigate potential risks associated with the chosen legal entity (correct)
- To maximize profits for the chosen legal entity
- To ensure compliance with tax regulations
- To attract potential investors
What does financing a new venture involve?
What does financing a new venture involve?
What are examples of restructuring as mentioned in the text?
What are examples of restructuring as mentioned in the text?
What does the SAVANT Framework emphasize as the plan/blueprint of doing things?
What does the SAVANT Framework emphasize as the plan/blueprint of doing things?
In the context of capital, which of the following is an example of an investment that can be sold off?
In the context of capital, which of the following is an example of an investment that can be sold off?
What does equity capital not have to be paid back as?
What does equity capital not have to be paid back as?
What does the SAVANT Framework emphasize as the work done to reduce cost and increase benefits?
What does the SAVANT Framework emphasize as the work done to reduce cost and increase benefits?
According to the text, what is the produce of an effort that adds value to what you are doing?
According to the text, what is the produce of an effort that adds value to what you are doing?
Flashcards
SAVANT Framework
SAVANT Framework
A strategic framework for tax management including Strategy, Anticipation, Value-Adding, Negotiation, Transforming.
Components of Capital
Components of Capital
Types of assets that can generate value, including brand name, software, and equipment.
Risk Management Purpose
Risk Management Purpose
To identify and minimize potential risks linked to the chosen legal structure of a business.
Financing a New Venture
Financing a New Venture
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Restructuring Examples
Restructuring Examples
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Strategy in SAVANT
Strategy in SAVANT
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Brand Name as Capital
Brand Name as Capital
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Equity Capital Characteristics
Equity Capital Characteristics
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Negotiation in SAVANT
Negotiation in SAVANT
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Value-Adding Definition
Value-Adding Definition
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Study Notes
SAVANT Framework for Strategic Tax Management
- Involves a comprehensive approach to managing taxes, including structuring, accounting, valuation, and negotiation.
Capital
- Examples of capital include investments, debt, and equity.
- Equity capital is an example of an investment that can be sold off.
- Equity capital does not have to be paid back as a loan.
Risk Management and Legal Entity
- The purpose of risk management in choosing a legal entity is to minimize risk and maximize benefits.
Financing a New Venture
- Involves accessing and managing capital to fund a new business or project.
Restructuring
- Examples of restructuring include reorganizing, refinancing, and reengineering.
SAVANT Framework Emphasis
- Emphasizes the importance of a plan or blueprint for doing things, which involves structuring, accounting, valuation, and negotiation.
- Emphasizes the work done to reduce costs and increase benefits, which involves optimizing resources and minimizing waste.
Value Addition
- The product of an effort that adds value to what you are doing is an outcome that increases benefits or reduces costs.
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Description
Test your knowledge of strategic tax management with this quiz. Explore topics such as choosing a legal entity, risk management, raising capital, financing a new venture, new product development, promotion, advertising, and restructuring. See how well you understand the SAVANT framework and its application in tax management.
