Registered liquidators - Lodging notices for publication on insolvency notices website

Registered liquidators - Lodging notices for publication on insolvency notices website

Fact sheet for registered liquidators

Since 1 July 2012 we have required you to lodge most notices for publication with us on our stand alone website: . This replaces the requirement to publish the notices in the print media (newspapers and the Business Gazette).

The types of notices that you will lodge with ASIC are:

notices of winding up applications
notices relating to appointments
notices of meetings of creditors
notices of intention to disclaim property
notices calling for proofs of debt and intention to declare dividends
company deregistration (ASIC publishes these notices)

We understand that government will seek to amend Federal and Supreme Court Rules. Until then, the only notice which you must continue to publish in the print media is the notice of appointment when a court appoints you liquidator.

When you lodge the notice, you will need to pay the fee by credit card (VISA or MasterCard only).

For more details you can download:

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Insolvency reforms commence on 1 January 2021

Reforms to corporate insolvency laws commence on 1 January 2021 for companies with liabilities less than $1 million.听 These reforms include:

-a new debt restructuring process for incorporated businesses

-a new, simplified liquidation pathway for small businesses, and

-a new class of registered liquidator who can only undertake the debt restructuring process.

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Industry funding

The Government has introduced new laws that change the way ASIC is funded. Regulated entities will receive an invoice for ASIC鈥檚 regulatory services delivered in the prior year. Find out what this means for registered liquidators.

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