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A formal pathway designed to help viable businesses restructure debts while continuing to trade, where eligible.
If you’ve received a DPN, timeframes can be strict. We help you understand obligations and available options.
Guidance on practical steps, documentation preparation, and pathways that may apply to ATO tax debt issues.
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Financial distress can escalate quickly—especially where director liabilities or ATO enforcement actions apply. Our role is to help you understand the landscape, the decisions in front of you, and the practical steps required to move forward responsibly.
A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) is a notice issued by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that can make company directors personally liable for certain unpaid company tax obligations, including PAYG withholding, GST, and Superannuation Guarantee Charge (SGC). A DPN is issued when these liabilities are not reported and/or paid within the required timeframes under Australian tax law.
Yes. Strict time limits generally apply once a DPN is issued. The options available to a director may depend on factors such as whether the underlying liabilities were reported on time and the type of DPN issued. Acting promptly is important, as delays may reduce the options available under Australian tax and insolvency law.
After you submit an enquiry, a member of our team will review the information provided and contact you to arrange a confidential discussion. This initial conversation is intended to help clarify your situation and outline potential pathways that may be available under Australian tax and insolvency law. No obligation is created by submitting an enquiry.
A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) is a notice issued by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that can make company directors personally liable for certain unpaid company tax obligations, including PAYG withholding, GST, and Superannuation Guarantee Charge (SGC). A DPN is issued when these liabilities are not reported and/or paid within the required timeframes under Australian tax law.
Yes. Strict time limits generally apply once a DPN is issued. The options available to a director may depend on factors such as whether the underlying liabilities were reported on time and the type of DPN issued. Acting promptly is important, as delays may reduce the options available under Australian tax and insolvency law.
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In some circumstances, a business may be able to continue trading while exploring restructuring or debt management options. Whether this is appropriate depends on the specific financial position of the business and the applicable legal framework. Any ongoing trading must be conducted in accordance with Australian insolvency and director duty laws.
The information provided on this website is general in nature and does not constitute legal, financial, or taxation advice. Services are delivered by or in conjunction with appropriately registered professionals, such as Registered Small Business Restructuring Practitioners or Registered Liquidators. Where required, you may be referred to a suitably licensed legal or financial adviser.
After you submit an enquiry, a member of our team will review the information provided and contact you to arrange a confidential discussion. This initial conversation is intended to help clarify your situation and outline potential pathways that may be available under Australian tax and insolvency law. No obligation is created by submitting an enquiry.
If you’re dealing with a DPN, ATO debt, or cash-flow pressure, a short conversation can help clarify your options and next steps.
This website provides general information only and does not constitute legal, financial, or taxation advice. Services are provided by, or referrals are made to, appropriately qualified professionals including a Registered Small Business Restructuring Practitioner / Registered Liquidator where applicable (ASIC Registration: No. 561447). Results vary and outcomes are not guaranteed. Restructure Partners is not affiliated with the Australian Taxation Office.
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