Training Information

• Training Method: In-Person (Formal) Training
• Training Duration: 12 Hours
• Training Date: Will be scheduled once sufficient preliminary applications are received.
• Training Location: Bursa Uludağ University Görükle Campus
• Participants: Minimum 20, maximum 30 people.

Important Information

This training has no relation to the Basic Bankruptcy Administration Training and is not mandatory. It is specifically designed for individuals who have completed the Basic Bankruptcy Administration Training, to support personal development regarding practical processes and reinforce this knowledge with examples.

The certificate provided at the end of this training cannot be used as proof of five years of experience.

Training Purpose

The purpose of the Bankruptcy Administration Application Training is to ensure that participants gain the necessary knowledge and skills regarding the duties and responsibilities of the bankruptcy administrator and the bankruptcy liquidation process during the insolvency process.

This training is aimed at professionals who wish to conduct the bankruptcy liquidation process in a correct and fair manner, focusing on topics such as advancing the bankruptcy liquidation process, taking necessary precautions, reviewing receivables, assessing claims related to assets recorded in the bankruptcy registry, making acceptance/partial acceptance/rejection decisions, preparing the priority schedule, procedures and operations during post-bankruptcy concordat, creditor board meetings and activity reports, making sales decisions, distributing funds, presenting the final report, declaring the bankruptcy closure, and notifying the relevant institutions.

Training Content

• Bankruptcy through ordinary follow-up
• Bankruptcy follow-up concerning commercial bills
• Direct bankruptcy cases

• Announcement of the bankruptcy decision and notification to relevant institutions
• Identification and protection of debtor's assets
• Evaluation of the request for activity permission

• Consequences of bankruptcy for the debtor
• Effect of bankruptcy on lease agreements
• Effect of bankruptcy on enforcement actions
• Effect of bankruptcy on lawsuits

• Formation of the bankruptcy estate
• Accounting records, bookkeeping methods, and procedures
• Identification and registration of assets to be included in the estate
• Reviewing examples of accounting records
• Priority right regarding pledged assets
• Status of assets subject to financial leasing
• Interrogation of the debtor and preparation of the interrogation record
• Determination of the liquidation method
• Temporary suspension of liquidation
• Termination of bankruptcy
• Invitation of creditors
• Simple liquidation method
• Ordinary liquidation method

• First creditors' meeting, meeting and quorum requirements
• Determination of meeting agenda items
• Selection of the bankruptcy administrator, the starting time of the administration
• Duties and responsibilities of bankruptcy administrators
• Bankruptcy administration meeting procedures

• Evaluation of claims
• Actions to be taken when deciding to continue business operations
• Situations and methods for urgent sale decisions
• The bankruptcy administrator’s authority to file lawsuits on behalf of the estate, continuation of pending lawsuits, and the status of lawsuits that are deemed unnecessary
• Methods of debt collection by the bankruptcy administration

• Evaluation of receivables and order by the bankruptcy administration
• Preparation, publication, and duration of the priority schedule
• Review of delayed receivables and preparation of additional priority schedules
• Reviewing examples of priority schedules

• Creating an agenda and discussing the concordat request in the creditors' meeting
• Voting procedures for the concordat request
• Actions to be taken by the bankruptcy administration upon approval of the concordat

• Second creditors' meeting
• Presentation of the bankruptcy administration's report at the meeting
• Re-convening of the creditors' meeting
• Liquidation of assets, enforcement sale methods and procedures
• Distribution method and practice of proceeds
• Decision on temporary payment
• Distribution of funds and preparation of the distribution schedule

• Presentation of the final report
• Announcement and notification of the closure decision to the relevant authorities

• Tax obligations and responsible parties after the bankruptcy decision
• Tax obligations and responsible parties if the debtor is granted operational permission
• Examination of tax penalties, objections, and notifications
• Review of bankruptcy-related provisions in the Public Receivables Collection Law

• Review of bankruptcy administration decision examples
• Review of high court rulings
• Review of announcement and correspondence examples

• Review of bankruptcy administration fee, correspondence, and notification expenses tariff

Important Notifications

• Participation certificates will be issued to those who attend 80% or more of the total training duration.
• No certificate will be issued for attendance of 79% or less.
• After completing the training, certificates will be issued after internal checks and sent to the addresses provided during registration via PTT Cargo.
• It is the participant's responsibility to ensure that their address and contact information are up to date.
• For all questions and issues: usem@uludag.edu.tr (emails will be monitored in real-time during the entire training).
• Applications and payment of the training fee are conducted online.
• Installment payments are not available for credit card payments.
• For corporate invoice payments: Please contact our solution center at 0850 840 8543.

Note: For those who have confirmed their registration but are unable to attend the training due to valid reasons and wish to cancel their registration, refunds may take up to 1 month due to internal correspondence processes under the revolving capital management regulations. Please consider this before confirming your registration.