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Loans for Employee Entitlements and the Effect of Subrogation

When a company is experiencing cash flow difficulties, directors will often loan money to the company to enable it to pay employee entitlements. Should the…

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Implications of Failing to Lodge a Statement of Affairs

When a person is made bankrupt by way of a Sequestration Order, Section 54(1) of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 sets out that the person must,…

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Unreconciled accounts and third party funds when assessing the solvency of a Company

The Victorian Court of Appeal (“VSCA”), in Quin v Vlahos [2021] VSCA 205 (“the Quin Case”), recently confirmed that: A liquidator may rely on unreconciled…

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Personal Property Securities Register – common pitfalls which could invalidate your security interest

Registering a security interest on the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR) can be a daunting task for anyone, let alone first time users. With terminology…

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Being fair about pursuing unfair preferences – ASIC remind Registered Liquidators of their duties

As accountants and advisors, you have probably been approached by a client in the past who has received an unfair preference recovery letter from a…

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Director Identification Numbers – they’re here. What you need to know about the rollout

I have written about the introduction of the Director Identification Number (“DIN”) a few times over the last few years as the system has taken…

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When to consider a special purpose liquidator

Occasionally we are approach by accountants and advisors in our network to discuss the conduct of other liquidators who are winding up companies that owe…

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Schemes of Arrangement Consultation – Improving Schemes of Arrangement to Better Support Businesses

Schemes of Arrangement are a seldom used external administration option to restructure a company. The process was largely replaced by the Voluntary Administration process that…

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ATO might start disclosing debts to credit reporting agencies – An overreach given the circumstances?

Back in 2019, the ATO was granted the rights to disclose tax debts that were in excess of $100,000 and 90 days overdue to credit…

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The year that has been and what is to come

The 2021 Financial Year (FY21) has now come and gone and I think most of us can say, good riddance… It was a particularly quiet…

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Loans for Employee Entitlements and the Effect of Subrogation

Implications of Failing to Lodge a Statement of Affairs

Unreconciled accounts and third party funds when assessing the solvency of a Company

Insights – old

Loans for Employee Entitlements and the Effect of Subrogation

Implications of Failing to Lodge a Statement of Affairs

Unreconciled accounts and third party funds when assessing the solvency of a Company

Personal Property Securities Register – common pitfalls which could invalidate your security interest

Being fair about pursuing unfair preferences – ASIC remind Registered Liquidators of their duties

Director Identification Numbers – they’re here. What you need to know about the rollout

When to consider a special purpose liquidator

Schemes of Arrangement Consultation – Improving Schemes of Arrangement to Better Support Businesses

ATO might start disclosing debts to credit reporting agencies – An overreach given the circumstances?

The year that has been and what is to come

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