ATO News
Why a wind-up notice is the final warning before liquidation
Learn what a wind-up notice means, the process and what options remain to save your business before the court orders liquidation.
When the ATO rejects your Payment Plan — you still have options
If the ATO rejects your payment plan, there are still legal avenues to manage your tax debt obligations, through a regulated restructuring firm. Learn how Small Business Restructure or Administration may assist.
Why is the ATO ramping up enforcement?
If you’re feeling the pressure from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) right now, you’re not alone. After a few quiet years during COVID, the ATO is back in full swing — ramping up debt collection and compliance activity nationwide.
Mixing business and personal expenses? It could cost you, especially in a liquidation.
If your company goes into liquidation, personal spending from business accounts can be treated as a director loan — and you could be personally liable. Here’s how to avoid it.
Liquidation is not necessarily the end — it’s a required legal step toward recovery
Liquidation may sound ominous, however it’s often a legal necessity for companies facing solvency issues. Learn what it means, how it affects directors, and how to manage the process correctly.
Small Business Restructures are still available — but are harder to gain approval
Small Business Restructures (SBRs) can still assist businesses recover from ATO debt — but they’re now harder to access. Learn what’s changed and how we can improve your approval chances.
ATO payment plans are still possible — and why you need to get in contact with us
Learn why ATO repayment plans have become tougher to secure, what’s changed in the approval process, and how we may prepare a realistic plan to assist your business.
Director Penalty Notices - 21 Days to Act — or you’re personally liable
21 Days to Act: What Australian Directors Need to Know About DPNs.