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Accounting & Tax
Feeling stuck in business can be incredibly frustrating. If you’re behind on ATO lodgements, struggling with bookkeeping, or simply feeling overwhelmed, talking to an accountant can be a game-changer.
- Your current Accountant & Bookkeeper is not responsive
- Meeting ATO Compliance for Super, Payroll, PAYG, and Annual Tax
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
- You have been issued with Director's Penalty Notice (DPN)
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
What We Offer
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How It Works
Onboarding Meeting
The client’s manager holds an initial meeting with the client to understand their needs and finalise the onboarding of the client
Proposal Submission
After the meeting, our team sends a detailed proposal to the client, outlining the outstanding jobs and all compliance requirements.
Job Allocation
Once the client signs the proposal, the jobs are entered into the system and allocated to team members for processing.
Review and Finalization
After completion, a meeting is booked with the client to review the final deliverables before lodging or closing the project.
Why US
Why Choose Oyster Hub Wizard Accountants?
Feeling stuck in business can be incredibly frustrating. If you’re behind on ATO lodgements, struggling with bookkeeping, or simply feeling overwhelmed, talking to an accountant can be a game-changer.
- Your current Accountant & Bookkeeper is not responsive
- Meeting ATO Compliance for Super, Payroll, PAYG, and Annual Tax
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
- You have been issued with Director's Penalty Notice (DPN)
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
- Managing NDIS Portal Claims and Proda Account
We’ve Helped 100+ of Clients
Frequently Ask Questions
What is a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
What is a director penalty notice for PAYG withholding?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Are directors personally liable for ATO debt?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Can I ignore a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
How do I remove a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
What are the defences to a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Can the ATO still take action after I’ve appointed an administrator or liquidator?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
What is a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
What is a director penalty notice for PAYG withholding?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Are directors personally liable for ATO debt?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Can I ignore a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
How do I remove a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
What are the defences to a director penalty notice?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
Can the ATO still take action after I’ve appointed an administrator or liquidator?
A director penalty Notice (DPN) is a legal and binding notice from the ATO to company directors who have failed to pay their tax debt. If your company has failed to fulfil its tax obligations, you will be personally liable for it as the director, and a DPN is to remind you of your obligations. There are typically two types of director penalty notices – Traditional (21-day) DPNs and Lockdown DPNs.
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