Director liability for unpaid company tax creates joint and several responsibility unless gross neglect is disproved. Directors of a private company are jointly and severally liable for unpaid tax, interest or penalty where recovery from the company is not possible, ... Summary
Director liability for unpaid company tax creates joint and several responsibility unless gross neglect is disproved.
Directors of a private company are jointly and severally liable for unpaid tax, interest or penalty where recovery from the company is not possible, unless a director proves that the non-recovery is not attributable to his gross neglect, misfeasance or breach of duty. On conversion of a private company into a public company, that joint and several liability does not apply to persons who were directors during the private-company period for the unrecovered amounts, but the exclusion does not affect any personal penalty imposed on a director.
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