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The IBBI has introduced a revised framework for Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) forms, consolidating the existing nine forms into five new forms (CP-1 to CP-5). Key changes include: The new forms streamline reporting requirements, reduce compliance burden, and establish a standardized monthly reporting cycle for insolvency professionals. Effective from 1st June, 2025, the forms will be electronically filed through IBBI's platform, with a grace period for initial implementation. The reforms aim to improve transparency and efficiency in the insolvency resolution process while minimizing administrative complexities for insolvency professionals.
The IBBI has introduced a revised framework for Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) forms, consolidating the existing nine forms into five new forms (CP-1 to CP-5). Key changes include: The new forms streamline reporting requirements, reduce compliance burden, and establish a standardized monthly reporting cycle for insolvency professionals. Effective from 1st June, 2025, the forms will be electronically filed through IBBI's platform, with a grace period for initial implementation. The reforms aim to improve transparency and efficiency in the insolvency resolution process while minimizing administrative complexities for insolvency professionals.
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