Our Services

Overview

We guide eligible small to medium businesses through the Small Business Restructure process to manage ATO debts and other unsecured creditors. Our restructuring partners work with directors to develop a repayment plan that keeps them in control while securing creditor approval.

Advantages

• Directors remain in control of the business throughout the process.

• Often faster and more cost-effective than voluntary administration.

• Reducing company debt by up to 80%.

• Protects the business from creditor enforcement while the plan is in place.

Best for Businesses When

• The business is fundamentally viable but burdened with tax or unsecured debt.

• Directors want to retain control while addressing debts.

• A quick, affordable turnaround is required to restore financial stability.

Overview

When a company is unable to pay its debts on time, Voluntary Administration can provide vital breathing space. We work closely with directors and partnered insolvency advisers to assess the company’s financial position and negotiate the best possible outcome, whether that involves restructuring, reaching a compromise with creditors, or winding up.

Advantages

• Provides immediate protection from creditor action.

• An independent practitioner reviews the company and available options.

• Creates opportunities to restructure or negotiate creditor compromises.

• Establishes a structured pathway forward, even in severe financial distress.
  

Best for Businesses When

• The company is insolvent or close to insolvency.

• Directors require immediate relief from creditor pressure.

• A restructure or compromise may still allow the business to survive.

Overview

If a business is no longer viable, a Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation may be the most appropriate solution. Our partnered insolvency advisers coordinate the process with trusted liquidators to ensure assets are realised, creditors are repaid in accordance with obligations, and directors meet their legal responsibilities.

Advantages of Creditors’ Voluntary Liquidation

• Ensures directors comply with legal obligations and minimise personal liability risks.

• Provides creditors with a fair and transparent distribution of assets.

• Prevents the risk of a forced court-ordered winding up.

• Delivers closure and a clean break for directors.
  

Best for Businesses When

• The company is no longer viable or sustainable.

• Directors wish to avoid a court-ordered liquidation.

• Compliance and the protection of directors’ positions are the highest priorities.
  

Overview

Receiving a winding up notice from the ATO or another creditor requires immediate action. We help directors respond quickly by assessing available options; defending the application, seeking adjournments, negotiating with creditors, or pursuing an alternative restructuring pathway. Acting early is essential to protect both the company and directors’ personal position.

Advantages of Acting Early

• Provides more time and options to respond (defend, negotiate, or restructure).

• Creates opportunities to prevent liquidation from proceeding.

• Protects directors from rushed decisions and court-imposed outcomes.

• Helps safeguard personal assets that may be compromised if liquidation occurs.

• Positions directors to retain more control over the outcome.

Best for Businesses When

• A winding up notice or statutory demand has been received.

• Urgent legal or financial action is required.

• Directors wish to explore restructuring or negotiation before liquidation.

• Personal assets may be at risk and require protection.