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FAQs - Common questions and detailed answers about insolvency processes

How Do I Know if It’s Time to Speak to a Professional?

If you are experiencing any of the following insolvency indicators, it's time to contact our team today.

 

Received a Director Penalty Notice (DPN)

The ATO issues a DPN to directors, potentially making them personally liable for the company's debt.

 

Accruing and Overdue Tax Debt

The ATO is often the largest creditor for businesses. In certain situations, they may hold directors personally liable for unpaid taxes.

 

Persistent Creditor Calls

Are creditors calling you frequently about unpaid invoices? Our expert team can help resolve these issues and stop the calls.

 

Departure of Key Clients and Employees

The loss of key clients, customers, or employees is an early warning sign that action needs to be taken.

 

Cashflow Problems

Significant changes in cash flow or revenue can indicate that your business is trading insolvent.

 

Inability to Borrow Funds

Rejection from traditional lenders or alternative financiers often signals potential insolvency issues.

 

Warning Letters

Receiving a Statutory Demand or a Director Penalty Notice from a creditor is a clear sign that you need to address the debt promptly.

 

Issues with PAYG and Superannuation Tax

Struggling to meet PAYG and superannuation obligations is a strong indicator that early intervention is needed.

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