Here is a summary of benefits you will receive when you file a consumer proposal. ✔ You will AVOID BANKRUPTCY. ✔ You will STOP unsecured creditors from taking legal action against...
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How does my bankruptcy affect my annual income tax return?
by Jim Walker | Mar 25, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
In your year of bankruptcy two income tax returns must be filed with Canada Revenue Agency. a pre-bankruptcy return, is for the period January 1st to your date of bankruptcy. a post-bankruptcy return, is for the period from...
Should I Use a Credit Counselling Service?
by Jim Walker | Mar 18, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
You may not need credit counselling if you are able to pay your bills. On the other hand, if you can’t pay the minimum on your credit card balances, you are late paying one or more of your bills, or you have been unable to make reasonable repayment plans with your...
What are the benefits of filing Bankruptcy?
by Jim Walker | Mar 11, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
Here is a summary of benefits you will receive when you file bankruptcy. ✔ You will STOP unsecured creditors from taking legal action against you. ✔ You will STOP unsecured creditors from...
What is a Consumer Proposal?
by Jim Walker | Mar 5, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
A consumer proposal is a written offer made by you, the debtor, to your existing creditors requesting a legally binding modification of your creditors total debt usually for a lesser amount. A consumer proposal is a NEW LEGALLY BINDING AGREEMENT with...
Who should I talk to about my debt problems?
by Jim Walker | Feb 25, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
Most people don’t like to talk to anyone about their finances. Some people don’t even discuss their finances with their spouse / partner. In times of difficulty, confidentiality can lead to heightened financial stress. Not good. You need to talk to someone about your...
Are my Canada Revenue Agency government debts included in my bankruptcy?
by Jim Walker | Feb 18, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
For the most part, the answer to this question is “Yes.” Filing a proposal or bankruptcy under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act is the only method of eliminating Canada Revenue Agency debt. Outstanding government debts like personal income...
How can I deal with my Canadian debts if I now live outside of Canada?
by Jim Walker | Feb 11, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
The definition of a candidate for bankruptcy is: an insolvent person who, at the time of filing bankruptcy, lives or carries on business in Canada. If you do not live or carry on business in Canada, then you cannot file bankruptcy in Canada. You may...
What are my Duties as a Bankrupt?
by Jim Walker | Feb 4, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
When your Licensed Insolvency Trustee is appointed, you become bankrupt, and you are referred to as an undischarged bankrupt. As such, you have certain Duties of a Bankrupt and responsibilities under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act. In summary, you must cooperate...
Should I Use a Credit Counselling Service?
by Jim Walker | Jan 21, 2019 | FAQ | 0 Comments
You may not need credit counselling if you are able to pay your bills. On the other hand, if you can’t pay the minimum on your credit card balances, you are late paying one or more of your bills, or you have been unable to make reasonable repayment plans with your...
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- How do I become bankrupt?
- Who will know about my bankruptcy?
- How is my Licensed Insolvency Trustee appointed?
- How much does filing bankruptcy cost?
- How do I file bankruptcy?
- Can I file bankruptcy?
- What are the benefits of filing Bankruptcy?
- How do I file a Consumer Proposal?
- What happens at my Initial Assessment meeting?
- Who administers my consumer proposal?