Building Industry Success Story
Building Industry Success Story
How Strategic Planning Turned a $500,000 Tax Problem into a $400,000 Win
Not all tax debt is the result of a bad business decision, and more often than not, it's the complete opposite.
A building business approached SBR Assist with a tax debt exceeding $500,000 and no clear path forward. In recent years, the business experienced cash flow challenges caused by rising labour costs and the collapse of two major building firms that went into administration. These external factors led to mounting creditor pressure and a significant increase in ATO liabilities.
Not all tax debt is the result of a bad business decision, and more often than not, it's the complete opposite.
A building business approached SBR Assist with a tax debt exceeding $500,000 and no clear path forward. In recent years, the business experienced cash flow challenges caused by rising labour costs and the collapse of two major building firms that went into administration. These external factors led to mounting creditor pressure and a significant increase in ATO liabilities.
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Challenge:A building business approached us facing a tax debt exceeding $500,000 and significant uncertainty about how to move forward.
Approach:Before any formal engagement with the insolvency practitioner, SBR Assist coordinated detailed pre-planning between all key stakeholders — the accountant, funding partner, insolvency practitioner, SBR Assist, and the client/director.
Approach:Before any formal engagement with the insolvency practitioner, SBR Assist coordinated detailed pre-planning between all key stakeholders — the accountant, funding partner, insolvency practitioner, SBR Assist, and the client/director.
Building Industry Success Story
Overview
A Victorian business operating within the construction industry was facing significant financial pressure due to approximately $950,000 owed to the ATO, including substantial outstanding employee superannuation entitlements. The directors needed a structured solution to regain control and avoid formal insolvency.
A Victorian business operating within the construction industry was facing significant financial pressure due to approximately $950,000 owed to the ATO, including substantial outstanding employee superannuation entitlements. The directors needed a structured solution to regain control and avoid formal insolvency.
The Challenge
- The ChallengeApproximately $950,000 in ATO liabilities, including unpaid superannuation
- Urgent need to rectify outstanding employee entitlementsAn anticipated SBR proposal of around $200,000
- Requirement to raise funds to pay both the SBR and the superannuation entitlements in full
- Tight timeframes with the insolvency practitioner preparing to commence the formal SBR process
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