Success Stories

The client had operated in furniture manufacturing before moving into construction around 2019, in response to changing market conditions. An accountant engaged during this transition mishandled the business's tax compliance, including lodging unsigned and blank tax statements. The resulting ATO debt began at approximately $60,000 and grew to roughly $90,000, then to around $130,000, as fees and penalties compounded. A second accountant was later engaged to attempt remediation, but by this point the debt had already escalated substantially. The client also developed a chronic illness during this period, reducing his mobility and capacity to manage the situation directly.

A self-employed client came to Fundsnational facing a significant and time-critical financial crisis. The client had accumulated an $852,000 ATO tax debt and had received a formal wind-up notice, placing immediate pressure on the resolution timeline.

The clients were a couple who had previously operated a company that had entered liquidation. To meet the costs of the liquidation process, they had taken out a caveat loan secured against their owner-occupied property.

Following the impact of COVID-19 on their building business, a client experienced significant financial pressure that placed both the company and their personal position under severe strain.