Notice of intention not to lodge an insolvency supplementary report

Registered liquidators do not need to notify ASIC of your intention not to submit an SSR unless you have been: 

• contacted by ASIC in relation to the matter, or 
• granted or have an application under consideration for assetless administration funding. 

Since 11 April 2025, ASIC stopped sending automated SSR requests following system-based ISR assessments. 

Registered liquidators should use their professional judgment to determine whether it is desirable to submit an SSR in a particular case.

Where ASIC has requested a supplementary report, a Registered Liquidator must submit a Notice of intention not to lodge a supplementary report, if you have taken the view that:

1. you hold no further information or evidence to support the matters reported in your initial statutory report and the matters do not warrant further inquiries by ASIC
2. you have insufficient funds to meet the cost of preparing the supplementary statutory report, or 
3. for other reasons, it is not appropriate for the supplementary statutory report to be prepared.

In circumstances where there are insufficient funds, a Registered Liquidator should consider whether it is appropriate to apply for grant funding from the Assetless Administration Fund to investigate and prepare a supplementary report, prior to submitting a Notice of intention not to lodge a supplementary report.

We have made available additional content about the notice of intention not to lodge an insolvency supplementary report transaction. This content was used at an information session for registered liquidators on 13 March 2020.

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