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Are you affected by the bushfires?
If you are in financial stress due to the bushfires, or if you are a volunteer, there are a number of support services available to assist you during this time. Free financial help is available through the National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007. See Dealing with debt for more options.

You can also find information about emergency assistance on the Department of Human Services website Help in an emergency.

I am a practitioner

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?

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