Voluntary Administration

For Viable Small Businesses That Do Not Qualify For A Small Business Restructure Or Require A More Flexible Rescue Plan

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Creditor Pressure Building

& Cannot Get On Top Of Debt?

Still have customer demand for your products and services but struggling because of debt structure, poor cash flow timing, legacy liabilities, or unsustainable overheads, then this might be for you.

Voluntary administration temporarily transfers control to an independent administrator for about 35 days, helping directors stop further creditor losses, contain insolvent trading exposure and move toward an orderly outcome, rather than allowing the position to worsen.

Did you know?

Virgin Australia successfully completed a Voluntary Administration process, which saw the business rescued and jobs preserved. Such results are easily applied to smaller businesses too.

How This Service Helps You

Recover Your Business & Avoid Insolvency

After an initial free consultation, we can provide advice in no-nonsense, straight talk that lets you know whether a Voluntary Administration is the best path forward for your company.

We’ll clearly set out the steps to take and the agreed timing, and what a rescue package is likely to look like.

We’ve helped many businesses with Voluntary Administration and our proven process is straightforward.

Initial Consultation
(20-60 minutes)

We begin with a focused consultation to understand your financial position, identify the key issues driving distress, and assess whether Voluntary Administration is your best option. You receive clear, concise advice on how to rescue the business and the steps of the Voluntary Administration process.

Commence Administration
& Stabalise The Business

Commence the administration, stabilise the business, help you formulate a plan to address creditors and save the business. When your plan is accepted, assist you to comply with it.

Hand The Company Back To You 

Once administration has been successfully completed, return the company to you with the former liabilities cleared. The objective is to return your business to a stronger footing, with debts addressed and the company positioned to continue trading forward.

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Why 1300 Indebt

Calm Practical Advice & Delivery

As experts in voluntary administration, we work closely with you and your accountant/financial advisor to deliver a speedy rescue without unsettling obstacles.

We’ll communicate the steps, who does what and when, deliver on our target timelines, to get you back on track.

We have open lines of communication with the ATO and major creditors, meaning we can negotiate an optimistic outcome as a matter of routine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Voluntary administration is a formal insolvency process that places an independent administrator in control of the company while its financial position is assessed. Directors typically consider it when the business cannot pay debts as they fall due, creditor pressure is escalating, or a restructure, sale, or orderly exit may deliver a better outcome than liquidation.

Voluntary administration can provide immediate protection from many unsecured creditor recovery actions, including certain court proceedings and collection pressure. However, protections are not unlimited and some secured creditors may still retain enforcement rights depending on timing and circumstances.

Yes. Once voluntary administration begins, control of the company passes from the directors to the administrator. The administrator makes decisions about trading, restructuring, asset preservation and creditor engagement while assessing the most appropriate outcome for the business.

It depends on whether the business has realistic recoverable value. Voluntary administration may be appropriate where the business can be restructured, sold, or preserved through a Deed of Company Arrangement (DOCA). If the business has no viable future, liquidation may be the more appropriate path.

Potentially, yes. Continuing to trade while insolvent can expose directors to significant legal and financial risk, particularly if creditor losses increase during the delay. Acting early can preserve more options and reduce the risk of personal exposure.

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Initial Consultation

Our initial consultation is free and there is no obligation to proceed. This can be done in person via, email or video conference.

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1300 INDEBT

Initial Consultation

Our initial consultation is free and there is no obligation to proceed. This can be done in person via, email or video conference.

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