Are you a small business struggling with your debts?

October 2023 Edition

The Small Business   Restructure Plan (SBRP) regime was introduced in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and to assist businesses to stay trading through and beyond the pandemic. The SBRP has numerous advantages compared with traditional restructuring vehicles such as liquidation or voluntary administration, including that:


Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, the company:



Other benefits include that it is generally cheaper and quicker than traditional restructuring alternatives and that it may be possible for building companies to retain a QBCC licence where other insolvency events may see a director become an excluded person for a period of time.
 
Come see one of our insolvency and restructuring staff to advise on whether SBRP is right for you and help you navigate through the process.

Contact us today to ensure your estate is divided according to your wishes.


Disclaimer: This article is for general understanding and should not be used as a substitute for professional legal advice. Any reliance on the information is strictly at the user's risk, and there is no intention to create a lawyer-client relationship from this general communication.


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