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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2011

New date for the Personal Property Securities registration commencement

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Personal Property Securities Register commences on 30 January 2012.

AustraliaFinance and Banking
Maria Townsend
Maria Townsend
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The 30 January 2012 is the new date for the commencement for the PPS Register.

Migrating registers such as the ASIC Register of Charges and REVS will be closed for the 2 days prior to allow for the migration process.

As advised in our e-alert of 7 September this gives you a little more time to prepare for the implementation of the new provisions but there is a lot to do so don't leave it too long.

We are currently assisting a number of clients with this process and can help you with getting your PPS plan in place.

Hunt & Hunt can assist you in the following ways

  • Training of staff - we can come to your business to present on the topic or provide advice by telephone or email as and when questions arise

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