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31 Oct 23Small Business Restructure saves Builder and their Licence
SBR proposal accepted by the ATO saved our construction Client over $500,000 in debts, protected their QBCC licence and provided stability moving forward.
If your business is facing financial strain, a Small Business Restructure could offer a path forward. We understand the pressure you're under, and Resolv is here to help you explore your options, protect what matters, and regain control with confidence.
ATO Debt
ATO debts and unpaid tax obligations can quickly spiral into serious issues for directors, including personal liability and legal action. Proactive management is essential to avoid escalating consequences. Resolv offers tailored solutions to help you address tax debts, protect your assets, and regain control with confidence.
Cash Flow Issues
Ongoing cash flow issues can threaten the stability of your business. A Small Business Restructure may be a useful tool to regain control. Resolv provides expert guidance to help you restructure and stabilize your finances.
Mounting Debts
If your business is struggling to keep up with tax obligations or repay creditors, Resolv can help you explore a Small Business Restructure to reorganize debts and protect your company’s future.
Changing Market Conditions
If shifts in the market, industry or economic environment have impacted your business, leading to reduced profitability, Resolv can help you navigate these challenges through a Small Business Restructure, positioning your company for future growth and stability.
To be eligible for a Small Business Restructure (SBR), your company must meet certain criteria, including having liabilities under $1 million and no outstanding employee entitlements, such as superannuation.
However, the process goes beyond simply meeting these requirements.
If you're considering an SBR, Resolv is here to guide you through the eligibility criteria, assess your unique situation, identify potential challenges, and determine if this solution is right for your business.
We’ll then develop a tailored strategy, creating a clear plan to set you up for success before the formal appointment of a Restructuring Practitioner.
Benefits of a Small Business Restructure
Leave the tough times behind and move forward.
Small Business Restructures
Get a handle on your debt before it spirals. We'll help you reduce what you owe and implement a strategy to create a manageable payment plan under a SBR—keeping your business on track.
Keep Trading, Stay in Control
Getting Resolv involved lets you maintain control of your company while fixing financial issues. It’s a more discreet option that allows you to focus on the future without the heavy consequences of other solutions.
Significantly reduce your debts
Reorganize your company’s debts for much-needed relief and a fresh start. The SBR process helps restructure liabilities, easing the burden of overwhelming debts and giving your business a clear path to recovery.
On average, Resolv clients reduce their debts by over 70%.
100% Success Rate
Our process is focused on achieving the best outcomes for our clients while alleviating the stress that comes with these situations. With a deep understanding of the SBR regime, we tailor strategies to meet your unique needs and help you navigate potential pitfalls.
Since its introduction in 2021, Resolv has maintained a 100% success rate, which speaks to our expertise and dedication to securing the best possible outcomes for our Clients.
"Resolv helped us navigate a difficult financial situation with clarity and care. Their team made the process stress-free, and we’re back on track!
Michael B
DirectorHow it works
Understand Your Situation
We take the time to listen, assess your financial position, and identify the best way forward.
Tailored Solutions
We craft tailored strategies to fit your business needs, avoiding common SBR pitfalls and maximizing your chances of success.
Support Every Step
At Resolv, we support you throughout the SBR process, allowing you to focus on running your business while we handle the complexities. You can rely on us for expert guidance every step of the way.
Get clear answers to your questions about restructuring, insolvency, bankruptcy or any other related topics.
Got more questions? We’ll address them during our planning session.
A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) from the ATO is a serious letter that holds directors personally liable for unpaid company taxes. Ignoring it can lead to severe financial and legal consequences for you personally.
There are strict timeframes for you to act. This is one of the most consequential letters you will receive as a Director.
It is critical to the best outcome for us to explore your options immediately. Resolv can expert advice and support and we recommend you reach out to us without delay.
A Creditors Statutory Demand is a formal request for payment from a creditor, and it’s a serious step in the debt recovery process. Often issued by the ATO, if you’ve received one, it’s crucial to act quickly. Ignoring it can lead to a winding-up application, which will put your business at risk.
At Resolv, we can help you understand your options and develop a strategy to address the demand and protect your interests. Contact us immediately to discuss how we can support you through this process.
A Small Business Restructure is a process under the Corporations Act that allows eligible companies to reduce their debts while remaining in control of their business.
To qualify, your company must meet specific criteria. Engaging Resolv ensures expert guidance through the process, helping you assess eligibility and achieve a successful outcome.
Call us for a free consultation and assessment of your business.
Our ideal scenario is to be engaged early. However, we appreciate this is not always practical or achievable. Accordingly, we a ready to engage with you at anytime, no matter the stage you business is at.
We want you receive the support and guidance you need, than trying to navigate the process alone.
If you have received a Director Penalty Notice, or Creditors Statutory Demand, call us NOW
An SBR Practitioner is responsible for reporting to creditors and overseeing the formal restructure process. Once appointed, the clock starts ticking, and any issues must be addressed within tight timeframes. Many SBRs fail due to a lack of pre-planning, leaving little opportunity to resolve problems before time runs out.
At Resolv, we engage with you before the appointment of an SBR Practitioner, focusing on setting you up for the best possible outcome.
As specialists in the SBR process, we proactively identify and address potential challenges, ensuring your business is prepared for success. This approach has helped us achieve a 100% success rate for our clients.
SBR proposal accepted by the ATO saved our construction Client over $500,000 in debts, protected their QBCC licence and provided stability moving forward.
Directors are ever the optimists and think they can turn it around, or the business can recover. At Resolv, we always want the good news story and to see clients succeed. Nonetheless, there are common warning signs to look out for as discussed in this post.
It's have to know which was to turn when financial pressures start to take control. Should you undertake an SBR, or liquidate the Company. This article explains some of the key differences.
Facing financial uncertainty? Let Resolv guide you with expert advice and compassionate support. Contact us today for a free, confidential consultation and take the first step toward clarity.