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BEEN A SELF EMPLOYED

I have been self-employed (incorpartation)last two years and i lost business this year and I am having troble paying my personal debts
All GST-PST paid and business account has been closed
All GST-PST paid and business account has been closed
If I file bankruptcy will effect my partner?

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One Response to “BEEN A SELF EMPLOYED”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

I am assuming you mean your common law partner and as long as they haven’t guaranteed any of the debts or aren’t listed jointly on the debt then you shouldn’t have any difficulties.

To be responsible for the debt they must have signed, without that written authorization they aren’t legally involved.