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Deregistered companies




Effect of deregistration


When a company is deregistered, it ceases to exist as a legal entity and all of its outstanding property interests vest in the Commonwealth (if the property was held by the company on trust) or in ASIC. If trust property is vested in the Commonwealth, ASIC acts on behalf of the Commonwealth to deal with that property.


Who to contact - deregistered company property


The Property Law Group of the ASIC Queensland Regional Office deals with all matters relating to outstanding property and deregistered companies generally for the whole of Australia.

If you have a general enquiry in relation to deregistered company property please contact the Property Law Group as follow:


By mail:Property Law Group
ASIC
PO Box 9827
Brisbane QLD 4001
Emailproperty.law@asic.gov.au
By phone:(07) 3867 4700


Our powers and policies about deregistered companies


The following information sheets detail ASIC's powers and policies regarding the property of deregistered companies vested in the Commonwealth and ASIC and other matters relating generally to deregistered companies.

Information Sheet 67 – Sale of Assets of a deregistered company – Section 601AE(2)

Information Sheet 68 – ASIC's power to fulfil outstanding obligations of deregistered companies – Section 601AF




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