Description
Over the past two years, the ATO reduced the volume of actions taken against businesses in order to soften the economic blow during the pandemic.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand what a DPN is, what it means for you and your business, and what to do (and how to know) if you are served one by the ATO
- Understand warning letters and garnishee notices
- Recognise the difference between non-lockdown and lockdown DPNs
- Know who is liable, including liability of associates
- Get practical tips and tricks to reduce the negative impact of a DPN
- Discover what defences you may have in the event of a DPN
- Webinar slides
Webinar Slides

Author
KEY CONTRIBUTORS

Michael Pollack
Head of Content, CreditorWatch

Prue Greenfield
Principal Lawyer, Macpherson Kelley Lawyers

Alice Ruhe
Partner, SMB Advisory
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