- Company director is liable for payment of VAT, administrative penalties, and interest due by the company he represents
- Director is responsible for VAT compliance and can be held liable for unpaid taxes
- Director cannot dispose of company funds or property without making provisions for tax payment
- Commissioner enforces collection of unpaid taxes by company directors
- Director can be held liable for tax only up to the value of company assets under his control if he acted in good faith
- Company director is jointly and severally liable for tax payment unless he can prove good faith and compliance with VAT Act obligations
- Verdict: Statement is True.
Source: zampadebattista.com
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