yes, they should be paying PAYG instalments monthly or at the least quarterly.
However the PAYG rate is based on their last tax return lodged, considering their 2022 tax return would unlikely would have been lodged yet, they would be assessed on their 2021 tax return (NPBT 2021 was a loss of $46m - nb accounting loss does not mean a taxable loss)), but the rate would be a lot lower that what it would have if they have lodged their 2022 tax return.just make sure you keep a portion of your dividend for the taxman.
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