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Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

Experts disagree on whether we should be alarmed or relieved at the surge in insolvencies in Australia, as tax debt and economic strife forces businesses to shut.

To most left high and dry by the $2.17 million collapse of Trent Bowden’s trading scheme, the savvy Perth businessman was a stranger. But the revelations unearthed by the probe into its affairs have shocked even those closest to him.

A simplified regime for SMEs should be “low-hanging fruit” for the insolvency review, says John Winter of ARITA. Small businesses need a simplified way to wind up or restructure, says the chief

Many businesses have interests stretching beyond their home jurisdictions. Enterprises are increasingly organizing their activities on a regional and global scale, forming production chains including inputs that cross national boundaries.

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