Insolvency for business

Proposals, bankruptcy and arrangements for businesses, and how to find help.

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You owe money

Learn about alternatives to bankruptcy, including proposals, and find out about the process for filing for bankruptcy.

Farm debt mediation

Access financial counselling and mediation services from the Farm Debt Mediation Service.

Tax implications of bankruptcy

Find out how your receivership, bankruptcy or proposal in bankruptcy impacts your business accounts with the Canada Revenue Agency and find out what documentation you need to send.

You are owed money

What to do if you are a creditor involved in a bankruptcy or a proposal.

Finding unclaimed dividends

How to find unclaimed dividends and submit a claim to recover funds owed to you.

Bankruptcy and insolvency records search

A database of all bankruptcies and proposals filed in Canada.

CCAA Records

Get a list of companies that have been granted protection under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act.

Licensed insolvency trustees

Licences, applying the acts, online services and news for licenced insolvency trustees.

Finding a Licensed Insolvency Trustee

A searchable list of individuals licensed to administer bankruptcies and proposals in Canada.

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