Mr. S is a successful entrepreneur from Cambodia, mainly engaged in the agency distribution of agricultural machinery supplies. Due to the different taxation systems, Mr. S's main business is still self-employed, but he completes the country's tax obligations by forming a head office together with other agents. In the early stage of the consultation, he only disclosed this main enterprise and provided the audit report issued by the Big Four accounting firms. Although we feel that the information he can provide is very limited, and only half of me are given to me, we still decided to give him a try, because Mr. S's children are studying in Australia and have already started operations with a number of major investments. Obtaining an Australian green card is very important to them. very important for home.
In September 2019, we submitted Mr. S's business plan to the NSW government for review, and received the final nomination from the state government in December 2019. In early 2020, Mr. S's family's 132 visa application was submitted. After a year and a half of waiting, in August 2021, we received an email from the visa officer requesting further supplementary materials, an important point of which is to explain whether its main business is a legitimate business and a legal taxpayer. After repeated verification, we found that the substance of the main enterprise declared by him has changed about three years ago, and is no longer an independent operation, not an individual operation as Mr. S declared at the beginning. In very unfavorable circumstances, we decided to try our best for him. After we communicated with him repeatedly, he informed us that there is a company under his name with smaller assets and smaller turnover, which can be used to replace the original declared main company. We immediately reorganized the materials according to the operation of his new company, arranged the audit of the financial statements, communicated with the visa officer at the same time, and got a 28-day extension. All required materials were implemented within the 56-day timeframe for supplementary materials. The replaced main company passed the audit at one time. Mr. S's family was directly approved for 132 permanent residence.
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