Henry is a Chartered Accountant with over 40 years’ experience specialising in corporate and personal restructuring; advising a broad range of stakeholders across the public and private sectors.

Henry’s vast experience encompasses business reviews, financial viability assessments, profitability analysis, business liquidity and strength of forecasting. His insights and proficiency have been instrumental in advising a broad spectrum of clients and his experience as the principal of his own restructuring practice provides a unique perspective and understanding on the pressures of operating a business.

Henry leads Cathro & Partners’ Canberra office, where he is responsible for serving clients in the ACT as well as nationally and leverages his vast public sector experience to assist with Cathro & Partners Government Advisory offering. Henry is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, Registered Liquidator and Trustee in Bankruptcy, member of ARITA and member of the ASIC Reviewing Liquidator’s Panel.

Qualifications

  • Registered Liquidator
  • Registered Trustee
  • Chartered Accountant – CA Australia
  • Bachelor of Economics, Accounting, ANU
  • Member of Australian Restructuring Insolvency & Turnaround Association
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By Henry Kazar

I was recently appointed Bankruptcy Trustee to a matter which had to consider the recent case update to s254 of the Tax Act. Please refer to my previous article for more information Given the recent uncertainty, I obtained a private tax ruling to confirm my requirements as Trustee and whether

In July 2024, I discussed the topic of freezing orders with guest Graeme Blank, a seasoned barrister from Blackburn Chambers. The following is a brief snapshot to assist in understanding this process: By understanding the intricacies of freezing orders, both debtors and creditors can navigate the legal landscape more effectively,

On 4 July 2024, Downes J of the Federal Court of Australia provided a decision in favour of the ATO that contradicts how Bankruptcy Trustees have traditionally treated Capital Gains Tax (CGT) prior to June 2021 in Robson as trustee for the bankrupt estate of Lanning v Commissioner of Taxation

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