1 July 2027 CGT Changes: What Will Support Your Business Value?
How well do you understand what your business is worth today?
With the 1 July 2027 CGT changes approaching, business value may become more relevant for some established business owners.
The next nine months are an opportunity to get a clearer picture of what is influencing that value and make sure your business information is current.
Our latest article looks at what matters and what business owners can review before 1 July 2027.
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What Is a Director Penalty Notice and How to Respond
For many Melbourne company directors, the first sign of real trouble is an envelope from the Australian Taxation Office. Inside is a director penalty notice, and with it a 21-day countdown that can turn a company tax debt into a personal one. If you have received one, or suspect one is on its way, the […]
Could Your Supplier Relationships Be Hiding a Bigger Cash Flow Risk?
A strong supplier relationship can be one of your biggest business assets. But when cash flow becomes tight, it can also quietly become a growing risk.
In this blog, we share how these situations develop, what they reveal about underlying cash flow challenges, and why addressing the cause early can create more options.
After SBR: Staying Compliant & Avoiding Repeat Distress
Getting a restructuring plan accepted by creditors is a genuine achievement. For many Melbourne directors, completing a small business restructuring feels like the end of the pressure, the missed payments, the ATO letters and the sleepless nights over cash flow. In reality, it is the start of a new phase. What you do in the […]
How to Tell When Your Business May Need Outside Advice
Established businesses rarely reach a point of financial pressure because of one bad decision. From what we’ve seen, it’s usually something that develops gradually. Margins begin to tighten. Cash flow takes more effort to manage than it used to. Reporting arrives later than it should. Costs continue to rise while profitability stays flat. Another finance […]
SBR vs Business Liquidation: A Director’s Decision Guide
You are behind on the ATO. Suppliers are calling. And a question you have been avoiding keeps surfacing: is it time to restructure, or is this heading toward business liquidation? That decision is rarely simple, and the wrong move can expose you personally. For Melbourne directors under creditor pressure, the gap between early advice and […]
SBR Eligibility Checklist: Liabilities, Tax and Entitlements
If your company is struggling with mounting debt and you are exploring a small business restructure, the first question you need to answer is straightforward: does your business actually qualify? The Small Business Restructuring (SBR) process offers eligible companies a streamlined pathway to negotiate debt compromises with creditors, including the ATO. But it comes with […]
Small Business Restructuring (SBR) Explained: How It Works + Timeline
If you are a company director dealing with mounting ATO debt, creditor pressure or a cash flow crisis that will not let up, you have likely heard the term SBR thrown around by your accountant, your lawyer or late at night in a Google search. Small business restructuring is one of the most significant changes […]
What Is a Restructuring Practitioner?
If you are a company director dealing with mounting ATO debt, creditor demands or a cash flow crisis, you have probably started searching for answers. One term that surfaces quickly is ‘restructuring practitioner’. But what does a restructuring practitioner actually do, how much do they charge, and do you lose control of your business the […]
Why Small Business Restructuring Plans Fail: 10 Mistakes
If you are a director carrying tax debt and looking for a way through, the small business restructuring process can feel like a lifeline. It lets you compromise company debts while you stay in control of your business. Yet a worrying number of plans never make it across the line. The reason is rarely bad […]