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  2026 Debt

Hot topics round up Part 1: Latest developments in ATO debt strategies (and what it means for practitioners)

Published Date: 26 Feb 2026

 

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This session will discuss:

  • ATO Vulnerability Framework final issued;
  • ATO debt ‘concession’ principles consultation;
  • ATO GIC and FTL penalty remission process released;
  • ATO GIC and FTL penalty remission examples (pro and con) released;
  • Tax Ombudsman review of ATO GIC underway; and
  • Treasury consultation on law changes for ‘coerced directorships’ underway (relevant for DPNs).
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  • Published By: Bruce Collins CTA
  • Published On:26 Feb 2026
  • Event Name:Private Business Tax Retreat
  • Session Name:Hot topics round up Part 1: Latest developments in ATO debt strategies (and what it means for practitioners)
  • Read Time:30+ minutes
  • Took place at:QT Gold Coast

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