Your wealth grew. Your structure didn't. That gap has a monthly cost.
Properties in personal names. Businesses tangled with family assets. Income flowing through the most-taxed possible channels. Succession left to chance. Structuring is the discreet, lawful architecture that fixes all of it — built once, benefiting every year after.
What this costs you every month it waits
- Rental and investment income taxed at the harshest applicable rates, needlessly
- One lawsuit or URA enforcement action reaching every asset you own
- Business risk contaminating family wealth because nothing separates them
- Succession by default: statute and family conflict deciding who gets what
The cost of waiting: Restructuring after the fact — after the assessment, after the lawsuit, after the succession crisis — costs multiples of doing it in calm weather, and some options (like moving assets under threat of claims) close permanently.
Three steps. Zero guesswork.
We map
A confidential inventory of assets, entities and income flows. You see, often for the first time, the total tax and risk cost of the current arrangement.
We design
A written blueprint: target structure, migration steps, costs, and the quantified annual saving — reviewed with you and your other advisers.
We build
Entities formed, assets migrated in the correct order (sequencing controls the tax cost of the move itself), documents executed, and the structure maintained year on year.
Two questions. Your figure — not a rate card.
Structuring is bespoke by nature — fees follow the estate's complexity, quoted after the confidential review.
“Meet 'Mr. Rwabwogo' — fourteen rental properties in his personal name, two trading companies, and a plan consisting of a handwritten will. The restructure moved properties into a family property company, separated the trading risks, and papered the succession. Annual tax saving: material. But what he mentions to friends is the other part: 'my children will never fight over a title deed.'”
Illustrative composite scenario reflecting real client patterns — details changed to protect confidentiality.
Private Structuring Consultation
Strictly confidential. A senior partner responds personally — no juniors, no lists, no obligation.
- Reviewed personally by a licensed tax agent
- Plain-language answer — what you owe, what it costs to fix
- Response within one business hour (Mon–Sat)
Before you ask
Everything we build uses entities and rules Ugandan law explicitly provides, fully documented and disclosed where disclosure is due. Structures fail when they're artificial or hidden; ours are neither. We also defend our structures before URA whenever questions arise — that's part of the service.
If you own several properties, run more than one business, or care what happens to assets at succession, yes. The review quantifies your specific case first; if the payback isn't compelling, we'll say so and you'll have lost nothing.
Transfers can have tax consequences — which is exactly why sequencing and reliefs matter, and why amateur restructures often cost more than they save. Migration design, including the tax cost of every move, is the heart of the blueprint.