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ATO tools to help you stay on top of debt
One of the most challenging parts of being self-employed is actually getting paid for the work you've done. When people don't pay, it can make paying your own debts tricky.
- How to reduce the risk of unpaid invoices
- What you can do when you haven’t been paid
- What to do when you’re in debt
- Payment plan estimator to calculate an affordable payment plan suited to your circumstances
- Business performance tool to check your business’ financial health and benchmark against those in your industry
- Key dates to set important tax and super reminders and alerts
Date published 27 Oct 2017
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