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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2022

Construction companies fighting to survive

Construction industry businesses are hardest hit, navigating through rising costs and the ending of government stimulus.

AustraliaInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring

The expert's battle plan for those on a collision course with insolvency.

It is time for businesses on a collision course with insolvency to heed expert advice and take action.

With the number of company collapses expected to rise this year, it is time for those in the construction industry to lay the foundations for managing such a scenario.

Now is not the time to ignore fiscal obligations. Engaging with advisors and dealing with taxation requirements is the only way many will avoid potentially catastrophic outcomes. After businesses were given a break from being chased for tax debts during the height of the pandemic, the Australian Tax Office – the primary initiator of holding business owners accountable – is now ramping up its debt collection activity.

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