A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) means the ATO may hold you personally liable for your companyโs unpaid tax obligations. These notices are time-sensitive, and delaying action can limit your options. We connect you with professionals who can help you understand your position and explore possible next steps.
Youโve received a formal notice from the ATO and are unsure what it means or what to do next.
You understand there are strict deadlines and need to act quickly to preserve your options.
You are worried the ATO may recover company debts from you personally.
Your business has outstanding obligations that may have triggered the DPN.
You want clarity on what steps may be available before the situation escalates further.
Your business is still running, and you want to explore ways to manage the situation.
Director Penalty Notices are issued when certain company tax obligations remain unpaid. Depending on the type of notice and timing, there may be options available to manage exposure, restructure obligations, or address the situation through formal processes. Acting early is critical, as delays can significantly reduce available pathways.
Assessment of your DPN. Understanding the type of notice and your current position.
Managing personal exposure. Exploring options to address or reduce personal liability risks.
Restructuring pathways. Considering formal or informal options depending on the business position.
Next-step guidance. Clear direction based on urgency, obligations, and available options.
Directors who have received or expect a DPN.
Time-sensitive cases requiring immediate attention.
Businesses still trading but under financial pressure.
Urgent cases are prioritised based on timing and severity.
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