Thresholds

What are the thresholds to propose a Part IX (part 9) agreement?

Three main limits determine eligibility to propose a Part IX agreement, also known as a debt agreement, to creditors.

Income after tax

$107,739.45

Available assets after secured creditors

$287,305.20

Unsecured creditors

$143,652.60

The above thresholds mean that unsecured creditors can't be owed more than $143,652.60 and your available asset pool (income after tax; available assets) can't be greater than those amounts. 

This means means that either a Part X (part 10) personal insolvency agreement or bankruptcy may be an option.

 However, verify current amounts via the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA)'s webpage here.

Last updated: 20 September 2024.

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