Ambery Legal

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About Us

Ambery Legal is a distinguished provider of practical and experienced advice in taxation and business law, focusing on delivering solutions that are both effective and easy to implement. The firm’s areas of expertise include Taxation Law, Business Law, Insolvency & Reconstruction, and Succession and Estate Planning. Leveraging advanced IT solutions and developed intellectual property, Ambery Legal's innovative business model includes outsourcing work to other legal practitioners when suitable, ensuring that Keith Harvey remains the main point of contact and bears responsibility for all outsourced work. The firm places significant emphasis on understanding clients’ businesses by often visiting their premises and collaborates closely with accountants and other professional advisers. Led by Keith Harvey, who boasts over four decades of experience in banking, accounting, and law, the firm brings a wealth of expertise and knowledge. Keith holds formal qualifications in business, law, and a Master of Laws, and has contributed to the field through published textbooks and journal articles on taxation and business law. His practice is noteworthy for having taken the first GST case to the High Court. Ambery Legal prioritises managing taxation as a business expense, proactive engagement during financial distress for insolvency and reconstruction matters, adopting suitable business structures, and thorough planning for retirement and estate succession considerations. In Taxation Law, Australia's dynamic business taxation landscape requires constant adaptation, especially in the wake of structural deficits post-Covid-19. Effective management involves strategic handling of tax as a business expense, identifying loopholes to be addressed, and considering concessions allowed on public policy grounds. Business Law is addressed through prudent business structuring and careful management of contracts with key stakeholders. Insolvency & Reconstruction demand proactive and practical legal guidance, aimed at assisting businesses in distress to recover and thrive. Succession and Estate Planning encourage thoughtful preparation for retirement and transitioning business responsibilities to the next generation, simplifying complex business structures as necessary to align with personal and family objectives.

Practice Areas

Commercial Law

Estate Planning

Specialisations

Commercial Law

Ambry Legal provides clear and effective guidance in taxation law, recognising that tax is a significant business expense that must be actively managed. With changes in government policy constantly reshaping the taxation landscape, Keith Harvey leverages over forty years of experience to help clients navigate the complexities and avoid unnecessary liabilities. The firm focuses on practical strategies, ensuring clients understand their obligations while maximising benefits from available concessions and deductions. In business law, the firm excels in structuring and managing contracts to minimise risks and enhance opportunities. By breaking down transactions into their essential components, Ambry Legal simplifies seemingly complex matters, making negotiations smoother and fostering constructive outcomes. This strategic approach helps businesses not only understand their obligations but also optimise their operations for sustainable growth.

Estate Planning

Planning for retirement and the transfer of your legacy to the next generation is essential and requires careful consideration of various factors. A well-structured approach to succession and estate planning takes into account your business structure, retirement assets, family dynamics, and personal goals. This ensures that your assets are protected and that your wishes are effectively communicated and implemented. As businesses evolve, so too must their succession strategies, especially as the complexities of business structures can grow over time. Simplifying these structures in preparation for retirement can enhance both the transition process and the ultimately desired outcomes for beneficiaries. Engaging in this planning early allows for a smoother transition, minimising potential disputes and ensuring that your life's work is preserved and passed on according to your intentions.