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Tax liabilities of directors presentation

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Published on 09 Mar 05 by SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Topics covered in this presentation include:

  • Section 222 Directors Penalty Notices - what to do if your client receives a notice
  • the attitude of the ATO to recalcitrant debtors
  • preference recoveries by a liquidator - double jeopardy for directors
  • Superannuation Guarantee Charge - where does this lie in an Administration
  • what your client should consider before entering into an 222ALA agreement with the ATO
  • ATO Freedom of Information demands - a useful tool for liquidators
  • issues for accountants to consider when advising clients on matters of insolvency.

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Timothy Clifton
Timothy Clifton is a Chartered Accountant and Registered Liquidator with over 30 years’ insolvency experience across a broad spectrum of industries. He has prepared many reports on the financial position of businesses and provided advice to directors. Timothy is well versed on managing and selling businesses as well as investigating and pursuing recoveries on behalf of creditors. He also has significant expertise in preparing forensic accounting reports regarding quantification of economic loss arising from events such as breach of contract, misrepresentation or business interruption. - Current at 02 December 2022
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Andrew Heard
Andrew is a Partner of PPB with in excess of 14 years experience gained in both specialist corporate recovery practices and an international 'big 4' accounting firm. He has significant experience in receivership appointments; liquidation appointments; voluntary administration appointments; corporate investigation and reporting on company failures; large scale litigation involving the recovery of assets and money; members voluntary liquidations; and financial statement analysis, modelling and interpretation. - Current at 09 February 2005

 

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