Real Estate Law News from Marino Law in June 2012

ATO to take further action on debt collection

The Australian Tax Office has announced that whilst it remains committed to engaging with taxpayers about unpaid debts as the economy emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, where taxpayers don’t engage the Australian Tax Office, it is taking firmer actions. Such firmer...

Marino Law a finalist in the Client Choice Awards 2022

Marino Law is excited to have been named as a Finalist in the Client Choice Awards 2022 – Best Law & Related Services Firm (<$30m revenue). This is the second year running that Marino Law has been recognised as a Finalist in these national awards, and we are so...

The Probuild collapse: are subcontractors the biggest losers yet again?

On 24 February 2022, Probuild announced that it has placed itself into voluntary administration. By doing so, $5 billion worth of major building projects in Victoria alone will stall for weeks if not months. Other states, such as Queensland, will also be impacted by...

Australia welcomes back upwards of 200,000 eligible visa holders

As Australia’s national vaccination rate continues to rise, the Federal Government has introduced the greatest relaxation of international border restrictions since they were slammed shut in March of 2020.As of the 15th of December 2021 (delayed from the 1st of...

Real Estate Law News – 25 June 2012

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ATO to take further action on debt collection

Marino Law a finalist in the Client Choice Awards 2022

The Probuild collapse: are subcontractors the biggest losers yet again?

Australia welcomes back upwards of 200,000 eligible visa holders