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While I am on a roll with blogs on Members Voluntary Liquidation and the associated CGT Tax Benefits, I thought I’d expand upon the significant tax...
Let me throw at a proposition for you which is that, whilst Voluntary Administrations can be an excellent remedy for a company in financial difficulty, the...
I think that if I see another picture of Stuart Ariff next to an article on the insolvency profession I am going to scream. His picture...
I thought it was time for an update on the issue that triggers the most calls to our help line, company tax debt and specifically Director...
In case you haven’t noticed, Liquidators cop a fair bit of flack in Australia regarding their fees. Well strap yourself in and observe the fee frenzy...
Somewhat belatedly, I thought I would make some comments on a paper issued by ARITA (the peak professional body for Insolvency Practitioners) called A Platform for Recovery...
You’ll be aware that all numbers for corporate insolvency have been heading down since the peak of 2013. In a further good sign for corporate Australia,...
Well, there are now at least seven good reasons (and growing!) why your clients should stay up to date with their company tax obligations. At the bottom of this post we have linked to a handy Director Information Sheet you can hand out to your clients. Here is a summary, with some additional technical information for you
This a special blog for Public Accountants. We are going to go out on a limb and guess that you have some corporate clients that cause their BAS and IAS lodgements to be made late. That’ll be largely as a result of the client not getting the necessary information to you on time, or maybe they can’t pay the debt so they think.
This a special blog for Public Accountants. We are going to go out on a limb and guess that you have some corporate clients that cause their BAS and IAS lodgements to be made late. That’ll be largely as a result of the client not getting the necessary information to you on time, or maybe they can’t pay the debt so they think.