Guidance · ASIC · 30 Mar 2021 · RG-083
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission issued this guide to assist company officeholders, third parties, and liquidators in the process of reinstating deregistered companies. It details the application procedures for reinstatement, the specific circumstances under which ASIC will approve such reinstatement, and the legal consequences for companies deregistered under the Corporations Act 2001 or previous legislation. The document serves as a comprehensive reference for navigating the regulatory requirements associated with restoring a company's legal status.
Issued 26 March 2018
This guide is for company officeholders, third parties and liquidators who want a company to be reinstated.
It explains:
how to apply for reinstatement of a company
when ASIC will reinstate a company, and
the consequences of reinstating a company deregistered under the Corporations Act 2001 (Corporations Act) and under previous legislation.
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