This month we take a look into the recent extraordinary step the ATO has taken in sending an estimated 30,000 to 50,000 warning letters...

In this month’s case study we look at a situation that we are starting to see more often and we believe is very topical in the current...

Many creditors avoid forcing a company into liquidation. They prefer the shareholders put the company into liquidation voluntarily. Why?

In this month’s case study, we look at the case of Jeff whose business suffered severe cashflow problems during the covid pandemic. This...

Audit coming up? This article looks at Payroll Tax and the ability of the Office of State Revue to deem business part of a group.

In this month’s Case Study we look at some of the pitfalls experienced by a client, who, against his Accountants advice, managed the exit...

Our Case Study this month looks at the changes in credit reporting in Australia, and the impact that this had on our client, Allan. These...

This month we look at one of the early warning signs that a business may need pre-insolvency advice – fintech lending. In this instance...

This month’s case study looks at the ATO’s ability to issue Garnishee Notices. Garnishees can be powerful and should be taken very...

This month’s case study looks at the importance of identifying warning signs and how quickly things can change. This case involves a...

There is no doubt that the ATO is continuing to develop and refine their debt collection processes. In recent times we have seen the ATO...

In a recent article on Smart Company, it was reported that although small businesses are ‘doing it tough’, the Australian Tax Office is...