Many manufacturing businesses reach a point where continued trading is no longer sustainable in its current form. At that stage, voluntary administration or creditors’ voluntary liquidation may be the appropriate... read more →
Practical insights into Australia’s distressed debt and turnaround investment landscape This guide provides a practical overview of distressed investing and special situations in Australia. It explains how investors, lenders and... read more →
Insights into key aspects of Australia’s restructuring and insolvency landscape This guide provides a practical overview of Australia’s restructuring and insolvency framework. It explains the options available when businesses face... read more →
When a company begins experiencing financial difficulties, directors often find themselves in a difficult position. Cash flow is tightening, creditors are becoming more vocal, and there are concerns about whether... read more →
Why This Article Matters In June 2026, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) released Auditor-General Report No. 45 of 2025–26 – Australian Taxation Office Management of Small Business Collectable Debt.... read more →
Why This Article Matters In July 2026, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) released Report 836 – Review of Voluntary Administration and Deed of Company Arrangement Process: 2021–2025. ASIC... read more →
Many directors assume that liquidation is something that only happens when a business has failed. In practice, some of the most successful businesses and investment structures ultimately enter liquidation for... read more →
The Bathla Group administration is likely to have significant flow-on consequences for contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and other businesses exposed to the Group. Accountants and lawyers should consider whether any of... read more →
s66G for Dummies from A to Z | A solution to Co-ownership Property Disputes Download the Section 66G Guide: s 66G Booklet 2026 Imagine a three-way tug-of-war over a family home,... read more →
Why the choice of trustee matters in Section 66G applications In many Section 66G proceedings, the focus is understandably on obtaining the Court's order for sale. However, once those orders... read more →