We will look at a client that needs a Plan B, or maybe even a Plan C. Even if you think everything will be fine, it's good to have a back-up

Currently, Darwin, the ACT, NSW and Victoria are all subject to restrictions due to the COVID-19 – some 19 months since the first case...

Company directors are constantly exposed to risk and can be held personally liable for company debts in a number of ways. This can...

Many creditors avoid forcing a company into liquidation. They prefer the shareholders put the company into liquidation voluntarily. Why?

In this month’s case study, we look at the case of Kim who got a really nasty surprise from a trustee in bankruptcy. Kim’s husband,...

In this month’s case study, we look at the case of Jeff whose business suffered severe cashflow problems during the covid pandemic. This...

In this month’s case study, we will look at the disastrous effect on our client of buying the shares in a company rather than the...

His passion for business resulted in him putting a series of “band-aids” over his problems rather than dealing with some underlying issues.

In this month’s case study we look at our client, Darren, the director of a scaffolding company. The business had accrued a significant...

Mr and Mrs Anonymous had placed their business into liquidation in late 2017. Their lodgement of the appropriate documents and forms and...

As Government relief measures end businesses will face different choices. For some, this may mean a growth strategy, as competitors may...

There has been a lot of press following the introduction of the new Small Business Restructure reform announcement. Current protection aroun

Audit coming up? This article looks at Payroll Tax and the ability of the Office of State Revue to deem business part of a group.

In this month’s case study, we examine the effect of security interests in an insolvency scenario.

In this month’s case study we are going to look at that all important priority – protecting the family home!

Our client, Andrew, operated a successful bus company. Prior to Covid-19 the business has been embroiled in a dispute with a Government bod

Next minute – the pandemic. The café was reduced to take away service only. Surrounding office buildings emptied as businesses transitioned

Right now, it seems like a lot of life and business is on hold. There has been a reprieve of sorts and everybody seems to have taken a deep

TREASURY LAWS AMENDMENT (COMBATING ILLEGAL PHOENIXING) ACT 2020 With everything that is going on in the world right now, and with the...

When people are facing bankruptcy, the most important asset unsurprisingly, is the family home. Now the forced sale of a family home can