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Navigating Financial Distress

Are receiving threatening letters from creditors? Is your ATO repayment plan unreasonable? Are you having trouble sleeping? 


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Have you received a ​Director's Penalty Notice from the ATO?

Director Penalty Notices ("DPN") means the ATO has made the Director personally liable for the debts of the Company.  If these notices are issued to a director, then we will need to move quickly to avoid further personal liability for tax debts. More info.

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At Thryvv.io, we act for you.

Thryvv.io acts for you, the business owners and directors. With more than 15 years’ experience in both financial consultative roles and in corporate level leadership, our role is to identify the possible exit opportunities, develop a strategy and help you manage the process throughout, working for you to get the best possible outcome in business recovery. 

For engagements where an Insolvency Practitioner is required, we will select one that we believe will yield the best outcome for the Company and its directors in the circumstances.

We work closely with a large number of Practitioners, and as such get access to discounted costs. This often means that we can offer director centric services for the same or very similar costs as going directly to them. 


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Managing Financial Distress

Corporate Recovery refers to the process and strategies employed to rescue a financially distressed company and bring it back to cash flow positive. It can use both informal and formal mechanisms to resolve the situation, such as Safe Harbour arrangements.

It can take many forms, however typically involves financial restructuring and implementing operational improvements.

The goal of Corporate Recovery is to stabilize the company's financial position, restore profitability and cash flow, and ensure its long-term viability. The process can include formal and informal negotiations with creditors.

This process often requires expertise in finance, law and management to navigate complex financial challenges and legal frameworks effectively.


When appointed, we work with you to do the following:

Assess

We conducting a thorough assessment of the company's situation and identify early stage stabilisation actions. 

  • Identify underlying causes
  • Implement financial reporting
  • Review market position
  • Set stabilisation targets

Resolve

Work with the director’s to resolve the issues identified as much as possible. 

 

  • Key stakeholder engagement
  • Implement stabilisation action plan
  • Identify operational efficiencies
  • Embed changes into the business

Restructure

Identify options available to us under the insolvency framework to restructure and improve debt position.

Manage

Manage the process on your behalf, to allow you to focus on the day to day operations of the business.

Our corporate recovery process is designed to help businesses facing financial distress regain stability and achieve long-term success. With a comprehensive approach, we conduct an in-depth analysis of your company's financial health, identify the root causes of distress, and develop a tailored recovery plan.

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With more than 15 years’ experience in both financial consultative roles and in corporate level leadership, we can identify options to help your business achieve financial independence with our business recovery services. 

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The Role of the Insolvency Practitioner


Act for the creditors, not the director

An insolvency practitioner answers to ASIC, actiong in the interests of creditors as a whole or the secured creditor they represent. Due to this responsibility, they are conflicted from offering advice that protects company directors.

 

Claims an insolvency practitioner can make against directors:

Claims Practitioners can make:

  • Insolvent (wrongful or fraudulent) trading
  • Directors loan repayments
  • Preference payments
  • Misfeasance
  • Transactions under value
  • Transactions defrauding creditors


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Our Role in Managing a Corporate Recovery

We help business owner's overcome financial distress
1.
Control the Process

Giving control back to the business owner, by arming them with an understanding of the process.

2.
Solve the underlying problems

Implement measures to solve, or at least mitigate, underlying issues and foster good decision making.

3.
Advocate for the business owners

Advocating for the directors when actions are taken against them.