Welcome to ITSA
The Insolvency and Trustee Service Australia is the government agency responsible for the administration and regulation of the personal insolvency system in Australia. Our purpose is to provide improved and equitable outcomes for consumers, business and the community through the application of bankruptcy and personal property securities laws, regulation of personal insolvency practitioners and trustee services.
To learn more, click on the links in the table below that are most applicable to your enquiry:
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ITSA also maintains the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII), a database containing information on past and present bankruptcies, insolvency proceedings, and administrations made under the Bankruptcy Act 1966.
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If you need further information, an ITSA employee will be happy to assist you:
| ITSA local offices | ITSA has a number of local offices around the country to answer your enquiries.
View contact details for our local offices. |
| Personal Insolvency Within Australia | Phone:1300 364 785
Working hours : 8:30 am - 5:00 pm *Monday to Friday* (excluding National Public Holidays)
Email: info@itsa.gov.au |
| From overseas | Residents of some overseas countries may call us on ITSA’s toll free number.
Alternatively, email us at info@itsa.gov.au. |
| PPSR | For information on the Personal Property Securities Register visit http://www.ppsr.gov.au
Have a question? Email enquiries@ppsr.gov.au OR Call 1300 00PPSR (1300 007777) |
| Natural Disaster Assistance | For Insolvency Information – ITSA
Phone: 1300 364 785
(After you hear welcome message press #6)
Mail: natural.disaster.info@itsa.gov.au
Flooding and severe weather assistance
Centrelink http://www.centrelink.gov.au
ITSA provides guidance in the table below, which refers to various Commonwealth and State payments and/or grants for financial assistance relating to natural disasters, on how these payments and/or grants will be treated in bankruptcy.
The approach adopted is to suggest that trustees would make an assessment with the individual circumstances of each bankrupt in mind while adopting a compassionate approach, as appropriate. Accordingly, a case by case assessment is recommended.
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If you are submitting a credit application form for use with the PPSR and need help, ring 1300 00PPSR (1300 007777).
For all other personal insolvency enquiries please ring 1300 364 785.
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