Robson Cotter Insolvency Group Can Help

We are an independent boutique advisory firm specialising in restructuring of corporates and individuals who are experiencing financial distress.

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We support and engage closely with existing accounting and legal advisers in order to achieve the best results for all stakeholders in circumstances of financial hardship.

We welcome the opportunity to discuss our cost effective and tailored solutions with your accounting or legal advisors, or directly with you.

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OUR APPROACH

Armed with a suite of available strategies, we develop a financial restructuring plan and propose mechanisms, supported by a legal framework, which minimise the impact on the key stakeholders involved and provides for optimal outcomes.

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CORPORATE INSOLVENCY

Voluntary Administration provides for a flexible mechanism to restructure an organisation with the general view of continuing trade. In doing so, the future of the organization and all key stakeholders, including creditors and employees, are considered within the restructuring plan to ensure the greatest benefit to all.

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PERSONAL INSOLVENCY

Personal Insolvency Agreements (PIA) under Part X of the Bankruptcy Act 1966 provide a structure where Debtors can formulate a PIA proposal, for creditors’ consideration, as a mechanism to avoid bankruptcy. These arrangements are initiated with the assistance of a Registered Trustee, acting in the capacity as a Controlling Trustee.

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Kind words from Our Clients

Dealing with Bill & the team was as pleasant as one would hope for in an unpleasant circumstance that I found myself in as a tradie in early 2017.

Bill gave me a tonne of time & patience throughout the process. He restored confidence in me & my life & yes I was in a dark place. He really did restore my willingness to go on.

Life is certainly better, I have my life back on track, I see my children more, my anxiety & stress has gone & yes Bill I agree; should have done it sooner. Thank you.

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Are you interested in a rewarding career in Insolvency? We are looking for energetic people to join our growing in team in Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Read on for more details...


The new Small Business Restructure (SBR) process has been introduced to the Australian corporate landscape, and we blogged on the topic back in February 2021.

A bit of water has passed under the bridge, and the facts are, despite a few problems areas, SBR’s are now being done in increasing volumes and are successfully helping small businesses negotiate with their creditors and offer a lifeline to allow business survival.

So it is worth remembering, what is an SBR? and when are they a viable option to deal with financial distress for small business…?


The ATO is currently firing up its recovery tools to collect over $55 Billion in unpaid taxes that have accumulated over the period of the pandemic! What should an individual or director of a company do if you have accumulated a debt and now can't repay it? 


One of the most powerful tools in the ATO debt collection arsenal - a DPN. Will make a company Director personally liable for the company's PAYG, GST and Super debts.
What are they and what to do if you receive one....


A new Insolvency regime and related laws are now in place to supposedly help deal with the crisis resulting from the financial impact of Covid-19. So what is this new Small Business Restructuring option? and will it work...??


Director(s) may not be able to rely on the safe harbour for temporary relief for financially distressed businesses (insolvent trading) if the company had been trading insolvent pre 24 March 2020


ASIC has reminded Directors and other stakeholders faced with COVID-19 that the safe harbour granting temporary relief for financially distressed businesses (Insolvent Trading provisions) does not extend to relief from statutory and common law directors duties (duty to act with care and diligence, act in good faith, not to use a director’s position or information obtained as a director to gain an advantage or cause detriment to the company)

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