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Language please….!
“Finally on the subject of language, the Commission staff are not to be blamed for the archaic forms of syntax
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- or late payment of tax mainly by small businesses –
Defining bankruptcy
The Bankruptcy Amendment (Discharge from Bankruptcy) Bill 2023 has been introduced into parliament. It has presumably been drafted by the
Keay’s Insolvency – Personal and Corporate Law and Practice, 11th ed, 2022
We are pleased to have published the 11th edition of our textbook, Keay’s Insolvency – Personal and Corporate Law and
“The [too high] costs of insolvency”?
The Age newspaper in Australia has reported on what it describes as the “often extremely heavy” costs in administering insolvencies
Insolvency practitioner regulation – an Australian story
With the UK government rethinking the regulation of its insolvency practitioners (IPs), moving away from co-regulation to a system more
Insolvency Law Bulletin – the latest on examinations, liens, receivers, tracing and winding up
Examinations The latest Insolvency Law Bulletin looks at the High Court’s recent decision in Walton v ACN 004 410 833
Fees of insolvency practitioners and lawyers
After Jason Harris and I wrote about Justice Michael Lee’s comments on the high charge out rates of insolvency practitioners,
Why has the Australian government not yet decided on any further insolvency law changes for small business?
Australia MSE insolvency reform process seems to have halted, perhaps because of a poor reception to its January 2021 small
Australian personal insolvency reform for COVID-19 impacted debtors
The Australian government’s proposed retention of the restrictions of bankruptcy on COVID-19 impacted business proprietors and consumers is questionable, but
The Law of Bankruptcy Notices and Creditors’ Petitions, by Nicholas J Simpson, 2020 – a book review
This is a very good and topical Australian text, adequately and accurately described by its title. My review of it
The ‘powerhouse’ of small and medium enterprises and their recovery ‘boosted’ by our new insolvency laws
Interesting to know from what [limited] bases journalists get their views … ‘Finally, a fair go for small suppliers’, R
Extension of insolvent trading concessions – flake news?
Someone government person called Andrew is saying that the insolvent trading protections for directors will be extended beyond 25 September
Protected: Australian Insolvency Losers System (in vol admin) – commercial in confidence
There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
Some thinking about insolvency pre-packs, panels and more
In a newspaper article of 20 April 2020* promoting a new ‘restructuring business’, some ‘new thinking’ is offered on changes
Obligations to whistleblow
Journalists and accountants among others are obliged by NSW law to ‘whistleblow’ – to report to the police – if
Three year ‘imprisonment’ for bankruptcy debt
Australia has historically been seen as severe in its approach to unpaid debt and opposition to changing the 3 year
A pointless distinction in corporate insolvency
In the 19th century, where much corporate insolvency law thinking still remains, a distinction was made between court ordered liquidations
Murrays Legal closes on 31 December 2019 and reopens on 1 January 2020
As to which, readers will be aware that “[t]he beginning of a day is nothing but the end of the
A bankrupt and ‘one rooster, one peacock, three ducks, and 22 chickens …’
A person’s bankruptcy can arise from a host of circumstances, disputes with neighbours and non-compliance with local council requirements being
The Alternative Financial Review
Property prices Perth ‘as good as it’s likely to get’ for rental affordability With little new housing stock – especially
A running account of insolvency history – the lawyers and the accountants
In an account of the interaction between lawyers and the newly titled accountants in 19th century England, it has been
The costs and time in administering justice
Newspaper analyses of the work of judges by reference to numbers of matters heard, words written and time taken can
Revised draft of Australia’s 2014 insolvency code of practice
ARITA has released a consultation draft of its Code of Professional Practice for Insolvency Practitioners. This will be the 4th
