‘Greatest source of insolvency’: Construction industry crippled as many more companies set to collapse

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Building company insolvencies are projected to exceed historical highs in 2024 after already reaching pre-COVID full-year totals in the first six months to June 30.

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood has unpacked the driving force behind the staggering number of insolvencies in the construction industry, with the tax office largely to blame for the mass collapse.

Sky News Business Editor Ross Greenwood has unpacked the driving force behind the staggering number of insolvencies in the construction industry, with the tax office largely to blame for the mass collapse. Picture: Getty Images Greenwood explained the price of land was so expensive at the moment that builders were struggling to turn a healthy profit, let alone finding a buyer to purchase the property from them.

According to the Alares data, the number of businesses owing more than $100,000 in overdue tax by more than 90 days exceeded 27,000.

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