Posts tagged "insolvency"

A man convicted of tax fraud related to illegal phoenixing activity will spend six years in jail and pay $1.8 million in reparations.

Businesses are being warned about the dangers of adverse action after a director was fined for sacking a worker that approached fair work with a complaint.

A business owner convicted of illegal phoenix activity will spend five years in prison, amid a broader crackdown on the black economy.

Tasman Butchers has been purchased by two of its buyers, a move that will secure the future of the business, albeit with a smaller portfolio of stores.

ASIC has released new data on corporate insolvency, which has shed some light on the difficulties faced by food and accommodation firms in 2017-18.

Directors engaging in illegal phoenixing will be named and shamed under a new Labor policy designed to crack down on black economy activity.

The Fair Work Ombudsman will receive new powers to pursue company directors under laws that passed the lower house this week

An urgent sale process has commenced for Tasman Butchers' network of 17 stores.

Preliminary investigations by administrators have suggested one of the entities in administration could have been trading while insolvent.

From the minimum wage increase to food labelling laws, here are key July 1 legal changes Australian small businesses need to know about.

The trustee appointed to oversee the bankrupt estate of Doughnut Time founder Damian Griffiths says the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is …

All Doughnut Time stores will close for good as a liquidation process begins for the troubled food business, amid warnings from insolvency experts that thousands of other businesses are at risk of "imminent collapse".