Partners - Safe Harbour Protect

Our Partners

Safe Harbour Protect specialises in advice and implementation of the safe harbour regime for company directors. We are proudly owned and operated by Pearce & Heers – Advisory and Insolvency.

Safe harbour protection is only part of the story. Any business implementing safe harbour will also be carrying out a turnaround or restructuring program itself, or in conjunction with its advisors. Businesses not eligible for safe harbour in conjunction with providing safe harbour protection, our partners assist businesses and individuals to deal with their financial problems.

Pearce & Heers - Advisory & Insolvency

Pearce & Heers is a corporate restructuring, advisory and insolvency firm based in Brisbane. For businesses with outstanding tax and other debts, cashflow and profitability problems or facing potential insolvency, Pearce & Heers can advise on appropriate courses of action, or act as Administrators or Liquidators. The experienced and respected team can assist with corporate restructuring and turnaround strategies, or formal insolvency engagements as appropriate.

Further information about Pearce & Heers is available on their website.

Cactus Consulting Debt Solutions

Cactus Consulting assists individuals and small businesses to deal with their financial problems. Areas of assistance may range from cashflow and debt management, to negotiating with the ATO, bank and other creditors or hands-on assistance with small business turnaround strategies. The Cactus team aim to relieve stress and help company directors and individuals navigate di cult financial times to achieve better outcomes. Cactus Consulting is also owned and operated by Pearce & Heers.

Find out more about Cactus Consulting here.

Latest Articles

Appropriately Qualified Entity

Under the new safe harbour laws the engagement of an “appropriately qualified entity” (AQE) is a key consideration for courtsdetermining whether a director can rely on safe harbour protection. So what does this actually mean and who should you engage to provide safe harbour turnaround advice?

What Is Safe Harbour? All the Legal Stuff Explained.

By way of introduction, insolvent trading occurs when a person is a director of a company at a time when that company incurs a debt and the company is insolvent or becomes insolvent because of the debt and there are reasonable grounds for suspecting the company is insolvent or would become insolvent.

When Should A Director Access Safe Harbour?

All this talk about safe harbour sounds interesting and useful however if you’re a company director you will probably struggle to know when or even if you should be implementing safe harbour.