Essential Skills: Insolvency

Finalisation processes

Completing an administration in a timely and efficient manner, while complying with all statutory obligations, is an essential skill for all insolvency professionals.
This course provides information and guidance to help you understand the finalisation processes for different insolvency appointments, including new small business restructuring, transitioning and parallel appointments, being replaced as appointee and dealing with books and records.

Learning objectives

At the end of this course you will be able to:

  • Review the steps necessary to ensure all activities undertaken during the administration have been concluded
  • Identify the statutory obligations and clearances that need to be completed/obtained obtained prior to finalisation
  • Work through the statutory finalisation processes, including lodgements with ASIC
  • Assess procedures that may be applicable in your office to deal with closed matters
  • Manage the retention and destruction requirements for books and records
  • Comply with the requirements around transitioning appointments, particularly for remuneration and books and records

Course delivery

On-demand via ARITA Learning Centre

Cost

Individuals

$150 (GST incl.) for ARITA members and subscribers / Government
$250 (GST incl.) for non-members

Licensing packages

Flexible packages are available to suit firms of all sizes. You can purchase the entire suite of courses or specific subject areas. More information

CPE

Up to 1.1 verifiable CPE hours.

Prerequisites

We recommend you complete the Introduction to Insolvency Program or have one year of on-the-job experience prior to registering for this course.

Questions?

Contact our education team.

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Essential Skills Insolvency: Finalisation processes

This course provides participants with information and guidance to assist them in understanding the finalisation processes for different insolvency appointments, including new small business restructuring, transitioning and parallel appointments, being replaced as appointee, and dealing with books and records.

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