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  Miscellaneous 2005

Tax liabilities of directors seminar

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 9 Mar 2005

 

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Topics covered in this paper 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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Tax liabilities of directors

Author(s): Andrew Heard , Tim Clifton FTI
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