Case Study: Bankruptcy and the Family Home
The family home is not automatically protected in bankruptcy. See how a co-owner purchased the trustee’s interest and retained the home.
Practical articles on insolvency, restructuring and related risk issues, covering broader topics, emerging issues and practical considerations that do not sit neatly within a more specific category.
The family home is not automatically protected in bankruptcy. See how a co-owner purchased the trustee’s interest and retained the home.
Learn the early warning signs of business, from cash flow issues to ATO debt and creditor pressure, and why early advice creates options.
An overview of the corporate insolvency, personal insolvency, restructuring and specialist appointment matters Paul Nogueira deals with.
Why a payment arrangement with the ATO does not necessarily solve a Director Penalty Notice problem.
Questions directors and advisers should ask at 30 June when assessing solvency, budgets, ATO debt, working capital and restructuring options.
Why a retention of title clause may not protect a supplier if the PPSR registration is missing or defective.
Why trust restructuring for tax reasons should also consider bankruptcy and asset protection risk.
Why NDIS providers should review cash flow and viability before funding or compliance changes narrow restructuring options.
Reflections on 27 years in insolvency and restructuring, including what has changed and what has stayed the same.
When a statutory trustee for sale may assist where co-owners cannot agree on the sale of real property.
Why business owners and advisers should review where liability sits as business structures evolve over time.
Why resigning as a director does not remove liability for past issues, DPNs, personal guarantees or director loans.
Why failing to lodge BAS, IAS and superannuation reports can turn company tax debt into director personal exposure.
Why ATO repayment arrangements can help some businesses, but may not fix deeper viability or DPN risk issues.