Inspector-General Practice Directions
Assists regulated entities by explaining how the law should be interpreted, giving guidance on specific insolvency practice.
Bankruptcy Online and new Consent to Act launched on 2 January 2020.
The new Bankruptcy Online portal will allow people to submit their Bankruptcy Online form directly to us, instead of having to submit by email or post.
Registered trustees can however continue to send completed application forms on behalf of the debtor by email to registry [at] afsa.gov.au. We've also updated the Consent to Act form to make it simpler for clients to nominate a registered trustee to manage their bankruptcy.
For more information about the changes see Bankruptcy Online - what's changing?
Inspector-General Practice Statements
Explains when and how the Inspector-General in Bankruptcy will exercise specific powers under the Bankruptcy Act.
Inspector-General approvals
Includes the approved course in insolvency for the purposes of Bankruptcy Regulation 8.35.
Official Receiver Practice Statements
Information on how the Official Receiver performs functions and exercises powers conferred under the Bankruptcy Act and related legislation.
Official Trustee Practice Statements
Describes how the Official Trustee carries out its trustee duties and how decisions are made in the administration of bankrupt estates.
Registrar of Personal Property Securities Practice Statements
A list of all the PPS Registrar's Practice Statements.
Inspector-General Practice Guideline 1
Guidelines relating to advertising and marketing of debt agreements