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The Cashflow Show
by Corporate Recovery Partners
The Cashflow Show is practical business content for Australian trade contractors, suppliers, and construction business owners. Real talk on chasing money you are owed, protecting your invoices, handling disputes, and staying solvent when the payment chain gets ugly. From Corporate Recovery Partners, the debt recovery firm that uses lawyers, not baseball bats.
Episodes
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Warning Signs Your Construction Business Is Heading for Trouble
Practical construction cash flow discussion covering Warning Signs Your Construction Business Is Heading for Trouble. General information only.
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When the Tax Office Takes Your Debtor's Money First
Practical construction cash flow discussion covering When the Tax Office Takes Your Debtor's Money First. General information only.
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Tax Office Debts and Supplier Pressure: What Construction Business Owners Need to Know
Practical construction cash flow discussion covering Tax Office Debts and Supplier Pressure: What Construction Business Owners Need to Know. General information only.
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The Cash Flow Show - Situation Room | Episode 6
The Situation Room. Practical construction business discussion covering The Cash Flow Show - Situation Room | Episode 6. General information only.
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Scope Creep, Verbal Approvals and Defect List Tactics: How Construction Businesses Lose Money and What You Can Do
Practical construction cash flow discussion covering Scope Creep, Verbal Approvals and Defect List Tactics: How Construction Businesses Lose Money and What You Can Do. General information only.
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PPSR registration and protecting your materials
When a builder or contractor becomes insolvent, materials and equipment you've supplied can be at risk. This episode covers how Personal Property Securities Register registration works and what protection it can offer suppliers and trades. Understanding your position early helps you take action…
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Understanding SOPA and how to use it
SOPA is a statutory tool available to contractors and suppliers to recover payment for work completed or materials supplied. This episode explains what SOPA is, how it works, and why many tradies don't know about it or use it. We cover the basics of making a claim and what happens next. Produced…
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Unpaid super and what happens when a company ends
When a construction business closes or enters administration, unpaid superannuation doesn't simply disappear. This episode covers what happens to outstanding super contributions when a company is wound up or an owner faces personal insolvency. We explain where claims sit in the hierarchy and what...
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Chasing debt when you've run out of money
When you're owed money but lack the funds to pursue recovery, your options shift. This episode explores what steps remain available to businesses with minimal resources, including informal collection approaches and when professional recovery might still be worth considering. We look at how to...
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Payment Plans: When to Accept and When It's a Delay
A customer offering a payment plan might be solving a genuine cash flow problem or buying time before they disappear. This episode looks at how to assess which one you're dealing with and what terms protect you either way. Learn what questions to ask, what to document, and how to structure an...
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When Unpaid Super Becomes Your Personal Debt
If your business has missed superannuation payments for three fortnights, you may face personal liability as a director. This episode explains how superannuation obligations work, what happens when payments fall behind, and the steps you can take to address the situation. Understanding your...
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Year end deadlines and what carries into 2027
As the year winds down, certain payment disputes and debt issues need attention before the calendar turns. This episode looks at what happens to unresolved cashflow problems over the break and how to manage the transition between years. Builders, contractors and suppliers learn which…
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Late Tax Lodgement and Your Personal Liability
When your accountant lodges your tax return late, you as the director can face personal liability for penalties and interest. This episode looks at what happens when lodgement delays occur, how liability falls on you even when you engaged the professional, and steps you can take to manage the...
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Payday Super Plus 60-Day Payment Terms
This episode explores the cash-flow impact of extended payment terms on trades and suppliers, particularly when combined with superannuation obligations. We look at how the gap between when you pay super and when you get paid can affect your business, and what options exist to manage the timing...
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When Unpaid Super Becomes Your Personal Debt
Superannuation that hasn't been paid for three fortnights shifts from a company obligation to a personal liability for directors and responsible officers. This episode explains how the shift happens, who it affects, and what options exist when a business can't meet its super obligations. It's...
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Insolvent Trading and Personal Director Liability
When a company continues trading while insolvent, directors can become personally liable for the company's debts. This episode looks at how insolvent trading works, what it means for directors, and the steps that might be taken to address it. If you're a director facing cash flow pressure,...
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What a liquidator can claw back from your company
When a company enters liquidation, the appointed liquidator has power to recover certain payments and transfers that happened before the company failed. This episode explains which transactions liquidators typically examine, how far back they look, and what kinds of recovery actions are…
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Late tax lodgement and your personal liability
When your accountant lodges your tax return late, the ATO can pursue you personally for penalties and interest, regardless of who was responsible for the delay. This episode covers what happens when lodgement misses the deadline, how personal liability works for directors and sole traders, and…
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When the ATO comes calling on unpaid tax
The ATO holds significant tax debt and actively pursues collection. This episode looks at how the tax office decides who to pursue, what triggers enforcement action, and what options exist when you're facing a tax debt. It's relevant for builders and trades managing tax obligations during…
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Year-end planning for construction business owners
As the financial year draws to a close, construction business owners face decisions about cash reserves, tax position and planning for the year ahead. This episode walks through the key areas to review and how structured planning can help you move into the new year with clarity. We cover what to...
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Year-end financial tasks for builders and trades
As the financial year winds down, there are several practical steps worth taking to put your business in a better position heading into the new year. This episode covers what those steps are, why they matter to cash flow and compliance, and how to approach them without panic. Whether you're…
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Year-end planning for construction business owners
As the financial year draws to a close, construction business owners face decisions about cash management, tax planning and positioning for the year ahead. This episode covers practical frameworks for reviewing your business performance, working with your accountant and advisors, and planning…
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ATO Payment Plans: Getting Approval and Keeping It
When the ATO agrees to a payment plan, understanding the terms and managing them properly keeps your arrangement on track. This episode covers what happens after approval, how payment plans work in practice, and what can trigger changes to your arrangement. It's useful for builders and trades...
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Remission of Interest and Penalties: What Actually Gets Granted
Interest and penalty remission can reduce what you owe to the ATO, but applications succeed only when you meet specific grounds. This episode covers what the ATO actually considers, how to present your circumstances, and what to expect from the process. Builders and contractors under tax pressure...
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ATO interest is no longer tax deductible
From 1 July 2024, interest on overdue tax debts to the ATO stopped being tax deductible for most businesses. This change affects how you calculate the real cost of holding tax debt and influences your payment strategy. We walk through what changed, who it affects most, and how to think about ATO...
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When your biggest client goes into administration
When a major client enters administration, unsecured creditors like builders and suppliers face real decisions about what happens next. This episode walks through your position as an unsecured creditor, what you can expect during administration, and the options available to you. Understanding the...
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Why the ATO is stepping up debt collection
The ATO's debt book has grown significantly, and that means increased collection activity across the building and trades sector. This episode looks at how the tax office prioritises its enforcement efforts and what builders and contractors are seeing on the ground. Understanding their approach...
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The ATO is not your bank
Many businesses treat the ATO as a source of cash flow by delaying tax payments, but this creates mounting debt and compounds pressure on cash. This episode covers how tax debt differs from commercial debt, what options exist when you can't pay on time, and how to reset your relationship with the...
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What happens if you miss your BAS deadline
If your June BAS wasn't lodged by 28 July, there are steps you can take now. This episode covers what to do next, how the ATO handles late BAS lodgements, and how to get your tax obligations back on track. It's for builders and trades who've fallen behind on their quarterly returns. Produced by...
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Unpaid super obligations after company closure
When a company closes or an owner goes bankrupt, unpaid superannuation doesn't disappear—it remains a liability that can follow directors and business owners. This episode explains how super debt is treated differently from other business debts, what obligations may persist, and what options…
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Financial tasks to complete before year end
As the financial year winds down, there are several administrative and strategic actions that can help protect your position and set up for the year ahead. This episode walks through key tasks like reviewing aged receivables, checking your tax position, updating financial records, and planning…
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Tax debt and your credit file explained
When tax debt is reported to credit bureaus, it becomes visible to suppliers who check your credit history. This episode covers how tax debt affects your credit file, what suppliers see, and what options exist to manage the situation. If you're facing tax debt or credit reporting concerns, this...
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When Your Biggest Client Goes into Administration
If a major client appoints an administrator, you become an unsecured creditor with limited recovery prospects. This episode walks you through what happens next: how administration works, where your claim sits in the priority order, and what practical steps you can take to protect yourself and…
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Cash flow crisis versus solvency crisis
A business can run out of money today but still have assets worth more than debts, or it can have liabilities that exceed what it owns. Understanding which situation you face changes what options are available to you. This episode explains the difference between a cash flow problem and a solvency...
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ATO interest deductibility changes explained
The ATO has changed the tax treatment of interest on tax debts, which affects how builders and trades can manage their position when they owe the ATO money. This episode walks through what has changed, why it matters to your cash flow, and how to think about your options if you're in this...
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Remission of Interest and Penalties: What Actually Gets Granted
The ATO has the power to remit interest and penalties in certain circumstances, but understanding what's actually possible is different from what many hope for. This episode walks through the grounds on which remission is considered, what evidence matters, and how CRP has seen applications…
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Situation Room episode 2
A practical discussion of a real cash flow problem facing a trade or contractor, with guidance on options and next steps. This episode walks through how to assess your position and what to consider when cash gets tight. Produced by Corporate Recovery Partners. Practical debt recovery, payment...
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Small Business Super Clearing House has closed
The Small Business Super Clearing House wound up at the end of 2023, and any super contributions lodged there needed to be moved before that date. This episode covers what happened to that scheme, who it affected, and what contractors and small business owners should do now if they're still…
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Payday super plus 60-day terms and cash flow gaps
When payment terms stretch to 60 days, the gap between paying super and getting paid can create real pressure. This episode looks at how that timing mismatch works and what builders and contractors can do to manage it. We cover the mechanics of the problem and the practical options available when...
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Cash flow crisis versus solvency crisis
A cash flow crisis means you can't pay right now but your business has value. A solvency crisis means your liabilities exceed your assets. The distinction shapes which options are available to you and what steps make sense. This episode walks through how to tell the difference and what each one...
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When debts age into write-offs
Unpaid invoices don't stay fresh forever. This episode looks at how time affects your ability to recover money owed, what happens to aged debt on the books, and the practical steps to take before a debt becomes too old to pursue effectively. It helps builders, contractors and suppliers understand...
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Insolvent Trading: The Company Debt That Becomes Yours - Explained (A)
Insolvent Trading: The Company Debt That Becomes Yours - Explained (A) Produced by Corporate Recovery Partners. Practical debt recovery, payment disputes, and cash-flow guidance for Australian construction businesses. Visit: https://cpartners.com.au
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The Cash Flow Show - Situation Room | Episode 1
The Cash Flow Show - Situation Room | Episode 1 Produced by Corporate Recovery Partners. Practical debt recovery, payment disputes, and cash-flow guidance for Australian construction businesses. Visit: https://cpartners.com.au
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Your June BAS Was Due 28 July. If It Isn't Lodged, Read This Today. - Explained (B)
Your June BAS Was Due 28 July. If It Isn't Lodged, Read This Today. - Explained (B) Produced by Corporate Recovery Partners. Practical debt recovery, payment disputes, and cash-flow guidance for Australian construction businesses. Visit: https://cpartners.com.au
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They Called It a Dispute. The Law Calls It Something Else. — Deep Dive
They Called It a Dispute. The Law Calls It Something Else. — Deep Dive Produced by Corporate Recovery Partners. Practical debt recovery, payment disputes, and cash-flow guidance for Australian construction businesses. Visit: https://cpartners.com.au
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Trailer: Welcome to The Cashflow Show
Practical business content for Australian trade contractors, suppliers and construction business owners. Real talk on chasing money you are owed, protecting your invoices, handling disputes, and staying solvent when the payment chain gets ugly. From Corporate Recovery Partners, the debt recovery...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The Cashflow Show is practical business content for Australian trade contractors, suppliers, and construction business owners. Real talk on chasing money you are owed, protecting your invoices, handling disputes, and staying solvent when the payment chain gets ugly. From Corporate Recovery Partners, the debt recovery firm that uses lawyers, not baseball bats.
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The Cashflow Show is practical business content for Australian trade contractors, suppliers, and construction business owners. Real talk on chasing money you are owed, protecting your invoices, handling disputes, and staying solvent when the payment chain gets ugly. From Corporate Recovery...
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