A to Z s 66G Conveyancing Act We apologise up-front for the irreverent sense of humour but rest assured we can always be counted on for sage advice on s66G... read more →
I was pleased to once again attend the annual national conference of the Association of Independent Insolvency Practitioners (AIIP), this time as a guest rather than on the organising committee!... read more →
What This Guide Covers This short guide explains what a Members’ Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is, when and why it’s used, how the process works, who’s involved, and what company directors... read more →
My favourite calls – real talk, real problems, real solutions This week I had one of those calls that come in unexpectedly from someone I’ve never met, who found me... read more →
ATO Debt Recovery - Why ignoring it is not an option The ATO is adopting a range of targeted strategies in response to the growth in the amount owing to... read more →
A to Z s 66G Conveyancing Act We apologise up-front for the irreverent sense of humour but rest assured we can always be counted on for sage advice on s66G... read more →
Ideal for companies with capital reserves including Pre-CGT assets A Members' Voluntary Liquidation (MVL) is a solvent wind-up process that can be a highly tax-effective way to distribute accumulated profits... read more →
The Australian Taxation Office has significantly ramped up its enforcement actions against company directors in recent years. What Exactly Is a Director Penalty Notice? A Director Penalty Notice (DPN) is... read more →
Section 66G of the Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) has emerged as the definitive legal mechanism for resolving property deadlocks when co-owners can't agree on what to do with jointly held... read more →
Regulatory Context The Reserve Bank of Australia’s April 2025 Financial Stability Review noted: “Many businesses are facing rising cost pressures and tighter financial conditions. The increase in insolvencies has been most pronounced... read more →