ATO have begun chasing payment on outstanding debts
ATO starts acting on its outstanding debts power.
From 2019 to 2023 the ATOs collectable debt has grown by its largest ever margin, from $26.6 billion to $50.2 billion.
Now with the pandemic behind us, the ATO have begun chasing payment on outstanding debts, and have started to act on their powers to report businesses to credit reporting agencies. It’s a good time to check in with your accountant if you have outstanding debt and be proactive! If so consult with your Tax advisor whether or not you need additional funding to assist clear this debt. This is where Direct Credit Home Loans Australia can assist.
Do you have outstanding tax debts?
For further details click here credit reporting law now being enforced
Help yourself by taking proactive action!
If the above situation applies to you, being proactive is the best course of action to protect you and your business from the risk of default.
It’s vital you get on the front foot and reach out to the ATO to discuss a repayment arrangement. Businesses who are actively engaging with the ATO to manage their tax debt will not be reported to credit reporting bureaus.
Help is here!
Direct Credit Home Loans Australia have assisted many Australian buisness owners and alike to refinance ATO tax debt, using equity in their current Residential or Commercial property.
To find out more vistit us at www.directcredit.com.au/loans/ato-tax-debt-refinancing
Equity is required in either;
- A property (Residential or Commercial)
- Invoice finance (unlock additional working capital to pay down ATO commitments)
Call us today on 07 3726 1124 to discuss your matter confidentially with one of our friendly team.
