Brisbane restaurant liquidated after owners get ASIC black mark
A popular inner Brisbane restaurant has entered liquidation after its two owners were disqualified from running companies by ASIC over their other failed companies.
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A popular inner Brisbane restaurant has entered liquidation after its two owners were disqualified from running companies by ASIC over their other failed companies.
As the ATO chases down $35bn in debts, an increasing number of small businesses at risk of collapse are calling in liquidators to prepare restructuring plans.
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A major restaurant group with six venues across Brisbane including in Fortitude Valley, Newstead and Milton has entered into voluntary liquidation.
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