by Mathew McDonough | Oct 7, 2026 | Tax Law
ATO Hardship Provisions: How to Apply, What Evidence You Need and When They Actually Work. Most people who contact a tax debt lawyer about an ATO debt assume that hardship relief is essentially a sympathy appeal, a last-resort plea that the ATO may or may not choose...
by Mathew McDonough | Oct 6, 2026 | Tax Law
Director Penalty Notice Payment Plans: Can You Negotiate With the ATO or Dispute Personal Liability? Receiving a director penalty notice transforms a company tax problem into a personal financial crisis. Within days, the Australian Taxation Office can pursue you...
by Mathew McDonough | Sep 25, 2026 | Tax Law
The ATO is not waiting in 2026. With debt collection and audit activity at a multi-year high, small businesses carrying unresolved compliance issues or outstanding tax debts are facing a genuinely narrow window to act before enforcement escalates into something far...
