Section 139Z — Bankruptcy Act 1966: If bankrupt claims not to be in receipt of income

(1) If a bankrupt: (a) does not provide information about whether he or she is likely to derive, or derived, income or a particular class of income during a contribution assessment period; or (b) claims not to be likely to derive, or not to have derived, any income or a particular class of income during a contribution assessment period; but the trustee has reasonable grounds for believing that the bankrupt is likely to derive, or derived, income, or income of that class, during that period, then, for the purpose of making an assessment, the trustee may determine that the bankrupt is likely to derive, or derived, income, or income of that class, during that period and may also determine the amount of that income. (2) Without limiting the matters that a trustee may take into account for the purpose of making an assessment as mentioned in subsection (1) in respect of a contribution assessment period, the trustee may have regard to any employment or other work or other income-producing activities that were engaged in by the bankrupt before that period and may determine whether the bankrupt is likely to engage, or to have engaged, in similar employment, work or other income-producing activities during that period.