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Every business hits a rough patch at one point, and it’s okay.

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What is Corporate Insolvency?

When you’re overwhelmed and under severe distress, making the right decisions at the right time can be difficult.
Corporate insolvency is when the business is struggling to pay outstanding debts by the due date. Every business is different, there is no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to why businesses experience financial distress. What matters is finding the solution. Resolving corporate insolvency can look like entering liquidation, undergoing a restructure, or appointing a receiver. Whichever your solution may be, we will find the process to a positive outcome.

How do I know if it’s time to speak to a professional?

If you are experiencing one or more of the below insolvency indicators, it is best to get in contact with our expert team today.

Received a Director Penalty Notice (DPN)

The ATO issue a DPN to
directors who can
become personally liable
for the company’s debt.

Tax debt is accruing and overdue

The ATO are the biggest
creditor for businesses. In
certain situations, they may
issue directors personally
liable for the debt.

Hassling creditor calls

Receiving hassling calls from creditors regarding their unpaid invoices? Speaking to our expert team can help put an end to the calls.

Key clients and employees leaving

When key clients,
customers or employees
are leaving the company.
It is an early indicator
action needs to be taken.

Cashflow issues

Facing significant changes
in cashflow/revenue is likely
to result in the business
trading insolvent.

Unable to borrow funds

Traditional lenders or alternative financiers have rejected your ability to access funds is often a warning sign the business is insolvent

Warning Letters

If a creditor has issued a Statutory Demand or a warning Director Penalty Notice. It is best to get in contact early to deal with the debt.

Issues with PAYG and Superannuation tax

When the business is
struggling to meet it’s
PAYG and Super
obligations, it is best to
take early action.

There is no ‘one size’ fits all when it comes to solutions.
We’re in the business of resolution.

1. Talk to Us

Submit your
enquiry to our team
of experts

2. Review your options

We will present a number of
options, advising on the best
process for a positive outcome
for all parties involved.

3. Reduce your stress

Understanding the weight
of financial stress. We strive
towards a smooth, fast process,
to focus on the next steps.

The first step is the hardest. The next steps?
They may include:

We've helped businesses just like yours.

Reducing debt levels by 85%, back to profitability

An electronic security company in Brisbane with clients ranging from small boutiques to international mega-corporations within Australia was experiencing difficulty with their cash flow, so Mackay Goodwin stepped in to help. An 85% reduction in debt got the company through a major trading and cash flow problem.

Turnaround legal expenses into a positive

When an Adelaide building development corporation found itself in a lengthy and protracted legal dispute over a costly project, it found itself unable to trade out the heavy losses it had incurred as a result of the deal. Thanks to a DOCA, restructuring and dispute resolution managed by Mackay Goodwin, the corporation continues to trade today.

A 75% reduction in debt levels saw Melbourne-based company thrive again

When a Melbourne-based earthmoving firm managed to contact Mackay Goodwin over their financial difficulties, they had built up a $280,000 backlog with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Thanks to the advice and actionable solutions of our experts, the firm saw A 75% reduction in tax debt, and it got this earthmoving corporation moving again.

Corporate Insolvency FAQs

Being charged with insolvent trading is rare, complicated and a costly action. There needs to be strong evidence of insolvent trading. If you are concerned of being charged, it is best to get on the front foot and get expert advice.

If your company is structurally organised as a sole trader, and you are experiencing signs of insolvency. Your options for business debt can be addressed through any personal insolvency paths.

There have been recent legislative changes to help small businesses who are facing financial distress. This includes simplified liquidation and a small business restructure process. Both have been designed for businesses who have liabilities of less than $1 million. Get in contact today to see if you’re eligible.

Meet the people in your team.

At Mackay Goodwin, we have a nationwide team ready to assist you. Our team of qualified professionals, including ASIC registered liquidators are experts at finding solutions for people facing financial difficulties. Located across all major Australian cities, we’re ready to help you in any situation.

Edwin Narayan

Director & ASIC Registered Liquidator

Sydney

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Abby Xu

Analyst

Sydney

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Ramina Ahmed

Supervisor

Melbourne

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Edwin Narayan

Director & ASIC Registered Liquidator

Sydney

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Abby Xu

Analyst

Sydney

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Ramina Ahmed

Supervisor

Melbourne

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