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ASIC initiated deregistration of a company



ASIC may deregister a company if it believes the conditions set out in the Corporations Act 2001 (the Corporations Act) have been met.

Generally, we can deregister a company when it has not:
We can also deregister a company if it is being wound up and we have reason to believe that:
If we start to deregister a company, we will:

Will I receive any further notice prior to deregistration?


The letter sent to warn of the impending deregistration and the notice in the ASIC Gazette are the only warning issued before deregistration occurs. These indicate that the process to deregister the company has already begun. The next letter you will receive about this process will tell you that the company has been deregistered.

How do I stop deregistration?


The letter telling of our intention to deregister the company will also explain why the action is being taken and what steps you will need to take to stop deregistration. This will generally be any one or more of the following:
This is Information Sheet 10 (INFO 10). Information sheets provide concise guidance on a specific process or compliance issue or an overview of detailed guidance.

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