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Amreeta Paligaru – profile

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Amreeta Paligaru is the wife of Ralph Paligaru, the former employee of Mohan Kumar aka Chhota Rajan aka Rajendra Sadashiv Nikalje.

Amreeta is the 50% shareholder in Dural Alliances Pty Ltd (in liquidation).

Amreeta‘s lawyer is John Mahony of Mahony Law – also the lawyer for Craig Adams, Bargo Developments, Mohan Kumar and possibly others?

Amreeta is the brother of Davendar Deo – discussed elsewhere on this blog.

Amreeta, Ralph and their company Dural Alliances borrowed the sum of $540,000 from Franklin Yeezy Holdings Pty Ltd to loan to Craig Adams. Amreeta entered later entered into a document entitled Deed of Forbearance – click here to view.

Deed between Ralph, Amreeta, Dural Alliances & Franklin YeezyDownload

Fact Check

… I have nothing to do with Mr. Kumar, Dural etc. I don’t understand why we are on your blogs?

Amreeta Paligaru, 16 February 2021, WhatsApp, 10.06pm.

Amreeta messaged me a number of times this evening (16/2/2021) through Whatsapp, Facebook and on other platforms, amongst other things writing:

… I have nothing to do with Mr. Kumar, Dural etc. I don’t understand why we are on your blogs.

Is this true?

According to clause 5 of the Schedule, Ralph Paligaru warrants that effectively he and Amreeta borrowed $540,000 against their own family home ….

so as to benefit Mohan Kumar as his principal.

Amreeta must have known that she either did or did not enter into the Franklin Yeezy borrowings “to benefit Mohan Kumar”?

Ultimately, Amreeta (and Ralph) received $500,000 of Mr. Kumar’s money in the Kesinda proceedings which they applied toward’s legal expenses from the Kesinda proceedings with a sum in the hundreds of thousands of dollars (of Mr. Kumar’s funds) used to reduce Ralph & Amreeta‘s own mortgage.

The writer finds this puzzling?

Puzzling?

Why does Amreeta (and Ralph) need to borrow $540,000 (at 6% a month) just to benefit Mohan Kumar?

Mohan Kumar was the unpaid vendor of the property at 632 Old Northern Rd, Dural – owed $4m by Craig Adams.

Why if Amreeta (and Ralph) wanted to benefit Mohan Kumar didn’t they just work to get Craig Adams to pay the $4m of unpaid vendor money?

If Amreeta (and Ralph) wanted to benefit Mohan Kumar, why didn’t they just enter a JV in Mohan Kumar‘s own name with Craig Adams for the proposed private hospital?

Did Ralph hold the Heads of Agreement between himself and Craig Adams on trust for the benefit of Mohan Kumar?

Mr. Kumar is and was at the time a foreigner.

According to the warranty above, Ralph says he (and presumably Amreeta) entered the arrangements with Craig Adams to borrow $540,000 from Franklin Yeezy using their own house as security

… “so as to benefit Mohan Kumar ...”?

Does this seem believable to anyone? Let us know below your thoughts?

Ralph & Amreeta offered this home as security for the benefit of Mohan Kumar (they say).

But again – Amreeta writes:

… I have nothing to do with Mr. Kumar, Dural etc. I don’t understand why we are on your blogs?

What next?

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TC Yasa hits Dreketi Timber Mill

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Regrettably, Tropical Cyclone Yasa hit the Dreketi Timber Mill hard. Parts are clearly in ruins. Its ability to trade on is unknown.

Dreketi Timber Mill is owned by Taiwan Timber Fiji in liquidation.

Ralph Paligaru, through Mills Management (Fiji) Pte Ltd over the land and ruins.

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What is the best structure for my business? Sole trader, company, partnership, trust or something else?

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Watch our latest video on your business structure or alternatively complete our Business Health Check to obtain a detailed report on the Health of your Business together with recommendations.

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The importance of your business plan

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Watch our latest video on your business plan or alternatively complete our Business Health Check to obtain a detailed report on the Health of your Business together with recommendations.

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Debts owed to your business

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Having too many or too few debtors could be a sign of poor business health – take our Business Health Check.

Having too few (or no) debtors might mean that your business could expand its business by offering to the right clientele some limited credit facilities?

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Free debt collection tool

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Is your business or are you personally owed money by a company here in Australia?

If yes – and if the amount in over $2,000 – it is likely you are able to use our free debt collection tool called the Creditors Statutory Demand.

To find out – click here and complete the check list, then proceed to collect the money (no charge from us).

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Debts of $2000+ that your business owes

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Does your business owe debts it can’t currently pay? If so, and particularly if your business owes any single debts of $2000 or more – take our Business Health Check – click here: http://4799618.hs-sites.com/business-health-check-0

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Transcript:

business asset protection, dealing with the debts that your business owes
today we’re talking about the debts that your business owes to our businesses with a sole traders partnerships or even other companies and where those debts more than $2,000

we’re obviously in extraordinarily difficult times its today’s the 20th of March 2020 and

we’re obviously in an extraordinarily tricky set of times and
there may be for very good reasons there may be reasons why your business cannot meet its obligations today
maybe you’re a retail business
maybe you’re a service business and your customer base has dried up your cash flow is dried up
it could be a landlord that you owe money to well we’ve got it’s very important that you keep your head focused on the solutions and and not pretend that they don’t exist because just won’t make it any better
we’ve got this tool that we’ve when now making available more widely
obligation free to members of the public businesses, partnerships yes well really they’ve got got to be business debts but primarily if you’re a company this and your debt is over $2000 this service “should” be of some assistance to you it’s absolutely free upfront and we do get paid in the back end but it’s absolutely free service upfront no charge to you and if we hope to save you money and maybe we might help to save your business and your family home and many other assets well there’s there’s a fee in the back end
but you don’t have to worry about anything upfront it’s a completely free service
we include some links below to our knowledgebase explaining how the service actually works in some more detail
and there is a form an online form that you can complete where it starts the process
and you can you can use this tool
doesn’t matter how many organizations how many businesses that your business owes money to primarily it helps with business debts over $2,000 but they can really be any size that and it’s just to you know help keep the lights on help keep the things running
but help you to make your legal obligations
more generally we do have another suite of products helping you to you know looking at your business helping you with business plans and that sort of thing but also helping you with the structuring of your business to protect your personal and business assets
so they don’t form part of what we’re discussing today
we’re only talking about the debts that your business owes
but if your business is also owed money then we have our services so please check out our our knowledgebase give us a call 1300-327123 and discuss your problems
or
alternatively go to our website www.assetprotection.biz and use the live chat tool down in the bottom left-hand corner have a chat with us
we’re here to help
no fees upfront and you can you can call us anytime till late most days
so 1300-327123 – Mark Smith is my name on the director of this business and
we’d love to help you thank you

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ATO kills huge liquor business overnight … 

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We’ve been researching the circumstances of a once highly successful liquor manufacturing business, with a huge client base – domestically as well as around the world.

This business had grown and prospered for more than 50 years until this year.  This hard work was all undone overnight when it was wound-up by an aggressive ATO.

Our research indicates some or all of the situation could have been avoided with more thoughtful structuring and asset protection arrangements.

The business was wound up, more or less overnight, by the ATO.

50 years of hard work bought undone overnight.

Business Asset Protection, applying the research this case has uncovered, is offering free business structuring health checks for companies – particularly in high tax sectors such as liquor, with slow paying wholesale customers or those experiencing growing inventory levels.

To arrange a free structuring health check call now on 1300-327123 or complete the below form.

 

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ATO kills McGrath franchisee overnight … 

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We’ve been researching the circumstances of a number of once successful real estate businesses which have recently gone into receivership, administration or closed.

One business, a McGrath franchisee with dozens of off the plan sales, a large rent roll and the backing of head office (seemingly), was killed by the ATO.

Another business, Castlecrag Realty Pty Ltd (receivers and managers appointed), trading as Stone Castlecrag is presently in receivership.  It is understood the owner was experiencing personal difficulties.

Our research, which we’d like to share with agents in competition, indicates some or all of each of these situations might have been avoided by more thoughtful structuring and asset protection arrangements.

The McGrath business was wound up, more or less overnight, by the ATO.

The Castlecrag business is seemingly in very real financial distress.

Business Asset Protection, applying the research these cases (and others) have uncovered, is offering free business structuring health checks for estate agencies – particularly in the current slow and falling market where finance is difficult to obtain, overheads are fixed and the present election cycles may be causing distress.

To arrange a free structuring health check call now on 1300-327123 or complete the below form.

 

 

 

Good debt practices

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There are a number of healthy things a company can do in the conduct of its affairs.  Some obvious, some not so obvious.

Below is a short checklist of good practice suggestions (in no particular order).

Checklist

 

  1. Not incur debts in the first instance.
  2. Checking invoices and ATO tax office statements carefully – ensuring there are no additional, unapproved items.  Particularly in relation to taxation matters, it is critical that you check these thoroughly!
  3. Disputing unapproved items quickly.  Ideally in writing.  Particularly concerning alleged taxation debts, directors tend to do the opposite.  And, a director under pressure already, often fails to fully read a tax notice of assessment.  (Sometimes they are just plain depressing).  A director must resist the urge to bury the document and should immediately dispute any tax ruling or assessment that they believe is incorrect.  Failing to dispute assessments can have huge consequences later when and if a creditor’s statutory demand has been issued – options become vastly more limited.
  4. Putting everything in writing.  i.e. using email particularly when entering contractual arrangements.  This can provide an important record of the exact agreement.
  5. Confirming discussions in writing by email after discussing things with the other party.  i.e. if one side has made concessions about the debt, the time when due or payable or similar, send an email immediately afterwards confirming what was discussed.  It’s much easier to remember at the time than 2 months later.
  6. Keeping documents and records.  Ideally electronically in an inbox.
  7. Backing up and saving documents and records.  There are many good free or low-cost cloud solutions for storing emails and documents.

If your company needs help arranging its file, contract and legal documentation, or if your company needs to dispute a tax notice of assessment or director’s penalty notice call us for a free consultation, call 1300-327123 or complete the form below.

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