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Insolvency, business recovery and bankruptcy services in Rockhampton
If your business in Rockhampton is experiencing financial difficulties, RSM’s local insolvency and business recovery specialists can help. 
We service the Rockhampton region with business restructuring, liquidation, and bankruptcy specialists standing by to support your needs.
We understand the unique challenges Rockhampton businesses face and work closely with owners to assess financial positions, explore recovery options, and protect the interests of you, your family, and your employees.
Whether you need guidance through insolvency, support with debt management, or help rebuilding your business, RSM in Rockhampton is here to assist.
We’ll take the time to understand your situation and how it came about,
and then work with you towards the best possible outcome.
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At RSM, we’ve helped hundreds of Australian businesses not only recover from debt, but to face the future with confidence and thrive.
If liquidation is necessary, we specialise in advising business owners and directors on the best course of action, keeping your personal liability to a minimum.
Bad debts, poor decisions, or forces outside of your control can cause financial distress. If dealt with correctly, liquidation can be avoided.
Being able to control debt can be difficult. If your debt is out of control, then take the first step and reach out for help.
The sooner we get started, the better your chances of success.
If debt is becoming a hurdle too big to overcome, here’s how we work with you to meet your unique needs.
Meet our Rockhampton Business Recovery and Liquidation specialists
Contact our Insolvency Specialists in Rockhampton
We are here to help with honest, professional and tailored advice. Call 0429 567 615 for a free consultation with one of our experienced restructuring and recovery experts. Our local knowledge and presence are our points of difference.
Common triggers include things like sudden loss of a major customer or contract, key staff departures, cash-flow paralysis, rising debt and cost pressures. Recognising the signs early gives you more options to act before formal insolvency becomes necessary. To learn more, visit our article >>
Yes. RSM’s “Corporate Insolvency Solutions and Business Turnaround Advice” page highlights that alternatives such as voluntary business recovery, small business restructuring plans, Safe Harbour protection for directors, or negotiating with creditors can often preserve more value and outcomes than immediately entering liquidation. Learn more >>
Safe Harbour is a provision under the Corporations Act that allows directors to continue trading while seeking professional advice, and helps protect them from personal liability for debts incurred during that period. Acting early to appoint a Safe Harbour advisor can create breathing-room rather than defaulting directly into insolvency. More information can be found here >>
Not necessarily. Liquidation is sometimes the best structured exit. Even then, the process is more than winding up assets—it’s about minimising damage, preserving dignity and enabling fresh starts for people involved. In many cases, formal insolvency is a last resort rather than the first move. Learn more >>
The key steps are:
- Seek advice early — the sooner you act, the more options you retain.
- Review your business viability — assess cash flow, obligations, debt levels, and key dependencies.
- Explore restructuring or winding-down options — small business restructure, Safe Harbour, voluntary administration, etc.
- Communicate with key stakeholders (lenders, creditors, staff) and develop a plan rather than waiting for enforcement.
RSM helps thousands of Australians each year take back control of their finances. Before declaring bankruptcy, our advisers can assess your situation and recommend tailored solutions such as debt agreements, informal arrangements, or financial counselling. Please get in touch today to discuss how our experts can help you.
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Prioritising your mental health is essential to navigate through these tough times and come out stronger.
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We help thousands of Australians each year resolve their debt and take back control. There are many options able to be tailored to your individual circumstances before considering personal insolvency.
If your debt is out of control, then take the first step and reach out for help.
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Sometimes the best option is to close your business.
If we assess your company as no longer viable, we’ll guide you through the business liquidation process, from selling off assets to pay your creditors to winding up the company to minimise losses. Taking action early will give owners and employees the opportunity to move forward as soon as possible.
Safe harbour is an additional defence to a claim by a liquidator or creditor against a director personally, for debts incurred by the company while it was insolvent.
It provides an exception to the rule that a company cannot continue trading if it is insolvent.
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Asset protection is the use of smart, legal strategies to protect your assets. Most people have insurance to protect against risk, but no insurance can cover every possible scenario, and you may not know which insurances are needed to protect against the unique risks you face.
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