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Some while ago, I took an interest in the professional obligation that accountants decided to impose on themselves to respond to and as necessary refer observed legal misconduct – NOCLAR “non-compliance with laws and regulations” …

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Bankruptcy statistics – more of the same

With the annual personal insolvency statistics for 2022-2023 not yet released, AFSA has released figures for October 2023, showing 951 new personal insolvencies, falling marginally …

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NZ insolvency practitioner sanctioned

A sanction of a New Zealand liquidator for the poor

Language please….!

“Finally on the subject of language, the Commission staff are

Personal insolvency numbers – July-Sept 2023

With the annual personal insolvency statistics for 2022-2023 not due

“Shock horror – insolvent people don’t have many assets”

While we wait for the useful annual statistics from AFSA

Australia has some of the longest lag times between employees being paid and taxes being remitted

This is a short historical background to the increasing non-

Bankruptcy Act restructure – when statements of affairs are accepted

AFSA advises that the Bankruptcy Amendment (Discharge from Bankruptcy) Act

The AFCA financial complaints scheme and bankruptcy

In what was described by Justice Rares[1] as “very much

Australia on a slide? [continued]

While I need to update my February 2022 comments below,

Slow pace of litigation and incomprehensible laws

Former Federal Court judge Steven Rares is reported in the

Defining bankruptcy

The Bankruptcy Amendment (Discharge from Bankruptcy) Bill 2023 has been

Insolvent trading in context

Insolvent trading is one of the many items for review

The business structures of SMEs

A recent article in the Australian Business Law Review –

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With the annual personal insolvency statistics for 2022-2023 not yet released, AFSA has released figures for October 2023, showing 951 new personal insolvencies, falling marginally …

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NZ insolvency practitioner sanctioned

A sanction of a New Zealand liquidator for the poor

Language please….!

“Finally on the subject of language, the Commission staff are

Personal insolvency numbers – July-Sept 2023

With the annual personal insolvency statistics for 2022-2023 not due

“Shock horror – insolvent people don’t have many assets”

While we wait for the useful annual statistics from AFSA

Australia has some of the longest lag times between employees being paid and taxes being remitted

This is a short historical background to the increasing non-

Bankruptcy Act restructure – when statements of affairs are accepted

AFSA advises that the Bankruptcy Amendment (Discharge from Bankruptcy) Act

The AFCA financial complaints scheme and bankruptcy

In what was described by Justice Rares[1] as “very much

Australia on a slide? [continued]

While I need to update my February 2022 comments below,

Slow pace of litigation and incomprehensible laws

Former Federal Court judge Steven Rares is reported in the

Defining bankruptcy

The Bankruptcy Amendment (Discharge from Bankruptcy) Bill 2023 has been

Insolvent trading in context

Insolvent trading is one of the many items for review

The business structures of SMEs

A recent article in the Australian Business Law Review –

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INSOLVENCY AND RELATED LAW AND POLICY, AND MORE

Michael Murray is an Australian author and commentator on corporate and personal insolvency law and related issues, in Australia and internationally. He has a strong law and policy background, is independent of any connections, and his views are his own. He gives no legal advice. 

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