Composition proposal
Avoid bankruptcy with a proposal
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SOLUTION THAT WILL ENABLE YOUR COMPANY TO GET OUT OF DEBT WHILE CONTINUING TO OPERATE?
Syndic N. Séguin Inc. has the solution for you: the concordat proposal is our preferred approach to the bankruptcy.
It is often used in the commercial sector, as it is a practical and flexible solution for getting back on track.
What is the composition proposal?
The proposal is an agreement that the trustee makes with your creditors. creditors. The aim of this agreement is to enable your company to continue its activities by extending the repayment period and readjusting the amount according to your company's ability to meet its obligations.
All stakeholders stand to gain from this agreement:
- You : Allows you to keep your business, continue operations and pay off your debts.
- Your creditors : They raise more money than they would have if you had opted instead for a commercial bankruptcy.
Steps in the composition proposal
- Consultation with a building manager
- Filing the notice of intent
- Filing the proposal
- Suspension of garnishment, legal proceedings and payments to creditors
- Presenting the proposal to creditors
- Creditors' meeting
- Approval of the proposal
- Repayment of the amounts agreed in the proposal
Notice of intent
Short of time to prepare your proposal? You can already file a notice of intention. This simple document notifies creditors that a proposal will be filed within the next 30 days.
In this way, you can avoid any legal proceedings or measures that your creditors might take, which could have a negative impact on your company's operations.
IS A PROPOSAL THE BEST OPTION FOR MY COMPANY?
Here are a few questions to ask yourself before deciding whether a proposal is the right choice for you:
- Have you ever gone bankrupt?
- Do you have the means to meet some of your obligations?
- Do you have a professional license?
- Do you have assets worth more than the sum of your debts?