ATO Garnishee Notices Issued to Debtors
The ATO can issue Garnishee Notices to debtors who owe money to a company. But how does the ATO know who owes your company money and how do Garnishee Notices issued to debtors work in practice?...
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If you owe an ATO debt you can’t pay, you can seek to negotiate a payment arrangement with the ATO. If the ATO refuses to enter into a payment arrangement, then it may be an option to offer the ATO security to support the payment arrangement. ...
Granting the ATO Security as Part of a Payment Arrangement
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Construction insolvencies to rise in 2021
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Business tax debts increase because of Covid-19
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