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In Australia the biggest trigger for Company Liquidations is the Australian Tax Office.

Helping You Live
A Great Life

In Australia the biggest trigger for Company
Liquidations is the Australian Tax Office.

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Small Business Restructure Package (SBRP)

Directors are assisted through the restructuring process by a restructuring practitioner (RP). A person must be a registered liquidator to act as RP for your company.

Eligibility:

Operated by a company

Owe less than $1 million to creditors

Have not done an SBR/Simplified Liquidation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is tax debt?

Tax debt is the amount of unpaid taxes that an individual or business owes to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). It can include income tax, GST, superannuation liabilities, PAYG withholding, or other penalties applied by the ATO.

Failure to pay tax debt can lead to:

  • Accumulating interest and penalties (General Interest Charges).
  • Garnishee orders (where the ATO takes money directly from your bank account).
  • Director penalty notices (holding business directors personally liable).
  • Legal action or bankruptcy proceedings.

It’s essential to act quickly to avoid these consequences by negotiating with the ATO or seeking professional help.

Yes! Tax debt can be negotiated with the ATO, often resulting in:

  • Reduced debt amounts.
  • Payment plans that align with your financial situation.

Waivers of penalties and interest charges in some cases.
At Tax Negotiators (TN), we specialise in reducing tax debt by at least 80% through effective negotiation strategies.

A payment plan allows you to pay off your tax debt in instalments over time. The ATO offers flexible payment arrangements, but it’s essential to propose a realistic plan to avoid defaulting.

Our experts at Tax Negotiators can help you structure a plan that works for both you and the ATO.