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Illegal Phoenix Activity

Illegal Phoenix Activity

Well-advised directors are regularly walking away from company liabilities, only to recommence trading under a new company name.

Karl’s presentation covers:

the Federal Government’s proposed anti phoenixing reforms and their likely impact on the credit industry;
the impact of phoenix activity on trade creditors; and
strategies for reducing the risk of loss due to phoenix activity.

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