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Liquidation of company assets:  What is the liquidation of a company? In business and the law, liquidation is the process of bringing a company to an end and distributing its assets to creditors. This usually happens when a company is financially solvent and can pay all of its debts after all its assets are sold or collected. When a product is not selling well, retailers may choose to liquidate it by selling it at a discounted price. This process called a liquidation sale can help them clear out slow-moving inventory.  This is not the process I am talking about today. If you want to learn more about the types of liquidation in Canada, then you’ve come to the right place.  In this Brandon’s Blog, I will explain everything about the liquidation of company assets and give you a real-life example that my Firm is currently involved in.  This real case is an example of what can be done when shareholders who originally agreed to a voluntary liquidation (defined below)...

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Liquidation of company assets explained - How to Liquidate a company in Canada Ira Smith Trustee & Receiver Inc. 167 Applewood Crescent #6, Concord, ON L4K 4K7 (647) 799-3312 VISIT THIS SITE: https://www.irasmithinc.com/blog/liquidation-of-company/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://g.page/r/CRwOSnQuOt5_EAE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- I explain everything about the liquidation of company assets and give you a real-life example that my Firm is currently involved in. #liquidationofcompany #liquidationprocess #liquidationmeaning #liquidationofassets #liquidationmeaninginlaw

What does an insolvency trustee do? In simple terms, the only professional who can help you with a government-regulated insolvency proceeding that may allow you to be discharged from your debt is an insolvency trustee . This may be the best solution for individuals with significant financial difficulties. An insolvency trustee is responsible for carrying out the administration of an insolvency file in accordance with the requirements of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (Canada) (BIA).   The insolvency trustee is responsible for ensuring that both creditors and the public interest are protected during the debt relief options of bankruptcy , consumer proposal , or Division I proposal process. This includes ensuring that assets are properly managed, sold and the cash distributed and that the bankruptcy or insolvency process is carried out in a fair and orderly manner. A licensed insolvency trustee is federally regulated The Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy (OS...

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Licensed Insolvency Trustee: Court Of Appeal Ontario Decision About Suing An Insolvency Trustee Licensed Insolvency Trustee: Court Of Appeal For Ontario Decision About Suing An Insolvency Trustee Ira Smith Trustee ... via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s64rMsTzJV4

Licensed Insolvency Trustee: Court Of Appeal For Ontario Decision About Suing An Insolvency Trustee Ira Smith Trustee & Receiver Inc. 167 Applewood Crescent #6, Concord, ON L4K 4K7 (647) 799-3312 VISIT THIS SITE: https://www.irasmithinc.com/blog/insolvency-trustee/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://g.page/r/CRwOSnQuOt5_EAE -------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this Brandon's Blog, I give an update about the recent Court of Appeal for Ontario decision on a former bankrupt trying to sue his insolvency trustee. #Canada #insolvencytrustee #licensedinsolvencytrustee #bankruptcytrustee #trusteeinbankruptcy CLICK ON THIS LINK: https://www.irasmithinc.com/blog/insolvency-trustee/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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CONSUMER PROPOSAL VS BANKRUPTCY - WHAT TO KNOW? CONSUMER PROPOSAL VS BANKRUPTCY - WHAT TO KNOW? Licensed Insolvency Trustee In Toronto 167 Applewood ... via YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypxvJuo1d0Y

Licensed Insolvency Trustee In Toronto 167 Applewood Crescent #6, Concord, ON L4K 4K7 (647) 799-3312 #consumerproposaltoronto #consumerproposalontario #consumerproposalcanada #consumerproposal #bankruptcy #bankruptcyintoronto #bankruptcyinivaughan  #bankruptcyinontario #licensedinsolvencytrusteeintoronto #licensedinsolvencytrusteeinvaughan #licensedinsolvencytrusteeinontario CLICK HERE FOR YOUR FREE EBOOK: https://irasmithinc.aweb.page/p/83fdc01c-69a9-4ff7-a70b-87705d96d865 VISIT THIS SITE: https://bankruptcytrusteeintoronto.com/ In this debTTalk in 60 seconds video I explain the differences between consumer proposal vs bankruptcy.  If you found this blog post interesting, share it with your friends or family, click the subscribe button and the bell, or leave a comment below. CLICK ON THIS LINK: https://bankruptcytrusteeintoronto.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

canada recession  Canada recession:  Can you operate a business if there is a recession in Canada? During slow economic growth and economic downturns in the Canadian economy , companies cut costs and especially labour costs.  I wrote about Canadians’ fears of the Canada recession two weeks ago.  Job losses go hand in hand with tough times.  For many people, gaining new meaningful employment is very tough and sometimes impossible.  For those people with dim economic prospects in the Canadian labour market, starting a small business in tough economic times is really their only option. Despite the challenges a weak economy and the current recession fears may pose, starting a small business can be a rewarding experience with the proper amount of planning.  In this Brandon’s Blog, I provide my 8 best tips for either changing parts of your business or starting a small business during tough economic times and maybe even a Canada recession . How must busi...