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2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

• Payroll source deductions;
• Goods and Services Tax collected;
• Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
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  A frequent cause of personal financial difficulties is the failure of a business and the attendant business-related liabilities personally owed by the company owner. These individuals must often file for bankruptcy or make a proposal to their creditors as result of business-related debts.

  Debtors completing their bankruptcy/ proposal often wish to start up another business sometime in the near future. The expected question then arises: how can they creditor-proof themselves in the event that their new business fails? Here are some ideas:

  1. Consider incorporating the business. Incorporation will provide the owner with a level of creditor protection - most of a corporation's obligations are limited to its assets so this structure can provide protection for personal assets. This structure also has income tax benefits, which will not be discussed here, (this subject warrants its own article which will be published at a later date).

  2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

  • Payroll source deductions;
  • Goods and Services Tax collected;
  • Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
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    Debtors completing their bankruptcy/ proposal often wish to start up another business sometime in the near future. The expected question then arises: how can they creditor-proof themselves in the event that their new business fails? Here are some ideas:

    1. Consider incorporating the business. Incorporation will provide the owner with a level of creditor protection - most of a corporation's obligations are limited to its assets so this structure can provide protection for personal assets. This structure also has income tax benefits, which will not be discussed here, (this subject warrants its own article which will be published at a later date).

    2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

    • Payroll source deductions;
    • Goods and Services Tax collected;
    • Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
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      1. Consider incorporating the business. Incorporation will provide the owner with a level of creditor protection - most of a corporation's obligations are limited to its assets so this structure can provide protection for personal assets. This structure also has income tax benefits, which will not be discussed here, (this subject warrants its own article which will be published at a later date).

      2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

      • Payroll source deductions;
      • Goods and Services Tax collected;
      • Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
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        2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

        • Payroll source deductions;
        • Goods and Services Tax collected;
        • Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
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          2. Always pay statutory debt on time, specifically:

          • Payroll source deductions;
          • Goods and Services Tax collected;
          • Provincial Sale Tax collected; and
          • Employee wages and vacation payable.

          In Ontario (and in certain other provinces), corporate directors can be personally responsible for these debts, notwithstanding that the business is incorporated.

          3. If the owner is using his or her own funds to invest in the company, it's advisable to do so in the form of a loan to the company secured by a charge over the assets. A lawyer should ensure that the proper documents are prepared and that the security interest is properly registered. In the event the company fails, the security interest will have a priority over all unsecured creditors with respect to realizing on the company assets.

          If the loan is not properly documented and registered, the owner may become an unsecured creditor waiting in line to be paid with all the other creditors in the event of business failure.

          4. Consider acquiring personal assets in a spouse's name o