Director penalty notices: How a director can be personally liable for certain company tax debts
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If a company fails to comply with their obligations to pay certain debt/s, directors are held personally liable for the amount the company should have paid.OverviewCompany directors are legally responsible for ensuring that their company meets its pay as you go (PAYG) withholding, “net” GST (goods a...
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