MEDIA REBL PTY LTD

Company details

Name: MEDIA REBL PTY LTD

ACN: 623016491

Status: Deregistered
Date of Deregistration: 07/05/2020

Date of First Registration: 22/11/2017

Locality:
Suburb: BIRTINYA
State: Queensland
Post code: 4575

Former names:

Documents lodged with ASIC

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Event	Date
Lodges a return showing the outcome of the administration following the end of the administration	07/02/2020
Lodges notification of the appointment or cessation of an external administrator	07/02/2020
Lodges a copy of the statutory report prepared by the liquidator to creditors	24/05/2019
Lodges outcome of proposal to creditors or contributories	10/04/2019
Lodges a summary of the company's affairs and details of creditors	12/03/2019

Event	Date
Lodges a return showing the outcome of the administration following the end of the administration	07/02/2020
Lodges notification of the appointment or cessation of an external administrator	07/02/2020
Lodges a copy of the statutory report prepared by the liquidator to creditors	24/05/2019
Lodges outcome of proposal to creditors or contributories	10/04/2019
Lodges a summary of the company's affairs and details of creditors	12/03/2019

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Insolvency Appointments and Other Events

Event	Date	Appointee
Michael James Maunder of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, has been disqualified from managing corporations for five years for his involvement in three failed companies. Between 2017 and 2020, Mr Maunder was a director of the three companies that went into liquidation: Digital Rebl Pty Ltd ACN 623 016 464 (Digital Rebl); Media Rebl Pty Ltd ACN 623 016 491 (Media Rebl); and Business Rebl Pty Ltd ACN 625 534 081 (Business Rebl). Digital Rebl and Media Rebl operated a business known as Rebl Corp which arranged finance agreements between customers and financiers in exchange for certain marketing rights from the customers. In making its decision, ASIC found that Mr Maunder: failed to exercise his powers and discharge his duties with due care and diligence in relation to all three companies; engaged in conduct to gain an advantage for himself or cause detriment to Business Rebl; allowed Digital Rebl to provide loans to and accept services from related entities without agreements in place to recover the loans, or pay for the services; Allowed Media Rebl to provide services to, provide loans to and accept loans from related entities, without any agreements in place to repay or recover any of these funds; and Failed to prevent Digital Rebl and Media Rebl from incurring debts when there were reasonable grounds for suspecting both companies were trading while insolvent. Total deficiency across the three companies was approximately $5.6 million, $3.7 million of which was owed to unsecured creditors.	15/04/2021
ASIC is notified of the appointment or cessation of a liquidator to the company in a creditors voluntary winding up	01/03/2019	Dane Hammond

Capital Gains Tax Status

Australian proprietary company limited by shares