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999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited

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Ontario Superior Court of Justice · Commercial List
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BK-26-03367471-0031
Filings held14
Last activity20 Jul 2026
On the record70 days
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999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited obtained an initial order under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act on July 13, 2026 from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Commercial List, under court file BK-26-03367471-0031. AlixPartners Restructuring, Inc., formerly KSV Restructuring Inc., was appointed monitor. The order granted an administration charge of $500,000 ranking first, securing the monitor, the monitor's counsel and counsel to the applicant, and a directors' charge of $165,000 ranking second for the company's directors and officers. The stay of proceedings runs to November 14, 2026. The proceeding remains active.

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Commenced CCAA protection for the company, appointed AlixPartners Restructuring as monitor, granted a $500,000 first-ranking administration charge and $165,000 second-ranking directors' charge, and stayed proceedings to November 14, 2026.

Source: CCAA Initial Order dated July 13, 2026

Filing brief

999 Gold Depot: the order that isolates one creditor

A five-person gold refinery filed a notice of intention in April, after the CRA sent a Requirement to Pay to the bank holding its only operating account. On July 13, the day before it would have been deemed bankrupt, Justice Myers continued the proposal under the CCAA and stayed everything except the tax appeal that caused it.

Filing brief

999 Gold Depot: one requirement to pay, and the business stopped

A family precious-metals business runs about $40 million a year through a 780 square foot shop with two induction furnaces. In April the CRA served a requirement to pay on the company's only bank. It lost access to its operating funds and filed a notice of intention four working days later. The stay got the money back — the $32 million claim behind it is still there.

Parties

Debtor

999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited

Monitor

AlixPartners

Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record

Bench

JudgeCourtOn this docketCases on record
Justice MyersOntario Superior Court of Justice2 orders, Jul 2026103 cases on record

Counsel of record

PartyCounselFirst seenSource
Debtor999 Gold Depot (Canada) LimitedChaitons LLP28 May 2026Factum · 28 May 2026
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
stated amounts, drawn to scale
#Priority classCreditorAmountSource
Court-ordered charges
1Court-ordered chargesAdministration Charge — First (to the maximum amount of $500,000), per paragraph 34$500KCCAA Initial Order dated July 13, 2026
1Court-ordered chargesDirectors Charge — Second, per paragraph 34$165KCCAA Initial Order dated July 13, 2026
Pre-filing debt
3Deemed trusts (CRA and other)Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) · in 926 casesDeemed-trust class (GST/HST). Amount is the sum stated in CRA's Requirement to Pay dated April 22, 2026 to CIBC ('April 2026 RTP'), the Company's sole operating bank account, which precipitated the NOI filing. Underlying GST/HST reassessment (Notices of Assessment dated March 2, 2023) disallowed ITCs of $15,695,124 plus gross-negligence penalties/interest under s.285 Excise Tax Act; CRA's Appeals Division (letter May 13, 2024) confirmed disallowance of $15,658,841.56 in ITCs. CRA's claimed total balance escalated over time: RTP to RBC (Jan 12, 2024) $27,944,666.52; RTP to Scotiabank (July 9, 2 · as of 22 Apr 2026$31.8MFirst Report of the Proposal Trustee dated May 25, 2026
8UnsecuredCanada Revenue Agency (CRA) · in 926 casesDISPUTED and UNQUANTIFIED. The CRA Assessment issued March 2, 2023 disallowed input tax credits totalling $15,695,124 plus penalties and interest for GST/HST reporting periods April 1, 2013 to August 31, 2019 (the Joint Report describes this as approximately $15.7 million, p.6). Company filed a Notice of Objection May 10, 2023 and, after CRA confirmation, a Notice of Appeal in the Tax Court of Canada dated February 9, 2026, which remains outstanding. By letter dated October 23, 2025 the CRA asserted the Company owed $31,807,933 (amount used here); elsewhere the reports describe a claim 'exceed · as of 23 Oct 2025$31.8MPrefiling Report of the Proposed Monitor dated July 8, 2026
Estate financialsReported figures — never derived
Total assets at filing$6.63M
Total liabilities at filing$1.49M

As at 31 Dec 2025 · per unaudited compiled financial statements · entity - 999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited — Shareholders' equity of $5,144,656 accounts for balance; document states Company does not have any secured creditors

Documents
14 filings
DateDocumentFile
999 Gold - Notice to Creditors dated July 20, 2026PDF
CCAA Initial Order dated July 13, 2026
  • Applicant 999 GOLD DEPOT (CANADA) LIMITED
  • Appointee AlixPartners Restructuring, Inc.
  • Appointee role Monitor
  • Charges Directors Charge $165K; Administration Charge $500K
  • + 9 more extracted facts
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Endorsement of Justice Myers dated July 13, 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice Myers
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List of Creditors as at July 13, 2026PDF
Factum of the Applicant dated July 9, 2026PDF
Prefiling Report of the Proposed Monitor dated July 8, 2026
  • Unsecured creditors $31.8M · Note: DISPUTED and UNQUANTIFIED. The CRA Assessment issued March 2, 2023 disallowed input tax credits totalling $15,695,124 plus penalties and interest for GST/HST reporting periods April 1, 2013 to August 31, 2019 (the Joint Report describes this as approximately $15.7 million, p.6). Company filed a Notice of Objection May 10, 2023 and, after CRA confirmation, a Notice of Appeal in the Tax Court of Canada dated February 9, 2026, which remains outstanding. By letter dated October 23, 2025 the CRA asserted the Company owed $31,807,933 (amount used here); elsewhere the reports describe a claim 'exceeding $32 million' stayed by the NOI filing. The reports state the CRA's claim cannot be quantified pending the outcome of the tax litigation and that the CRA is by far the Company's largest creditor. GST/HST deemed-trust super-priority class (outranks ordinary security). CRA issued a Requirement to Pay dated April 22, 2026 to CIBC (cancelled effective May 4, 2026). · Page: 20 · As of: 2025-10-23 · Basis: GST/HST reassessment (disallowed input tax credits plus penalties and interest under s.285 of the Excise Tax Act); deemed-trust class; disputed and under appeal in the Tax Court of Canada · Debtor: 999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited · Creditor: Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
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Motion Record of 999 Gold Depot dated July 7, 2026
  • Financial position Assets $6.63M · Liabilities $1.49M · as at 31 Dec 2025 · per unaudited compiled financial statements · entity - 999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited — Shareholders' equity of $5,144,656 accounts for balance; document states Company does not have any secured creditors
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Endorsement of Justice Conway dated May 28, 2026
  • Presiding officer Justice Conway
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Extension Order dated May 28, 2026
  • Order date 28 May 2026
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Factum of the Applicant (Extension of Stay of Proceedings) returnable May 28, 2026
  • Counsel Chaitons LLP
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Motion Record of the Applicant returnable May 28, 2026 (Stay Extension Motion)
  • Applicant 999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited
  • Appointee KSV Restructuring Inc.
  • Appointee role Proposal Trustee
  • Court ONTARIO SUPERIOR COURT OF JUSTICE (COMMERCIAL LIST)
  • + 2 more extracted facts
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First Report of the Proposal Trustee dated May 25, 2026
  • Secured creditors $31.8M · Note: Deemed-trust class (GST/HST). Amount is the sum stated in CRA's Requirement to Pay dated April 22, 2026 to CIBC ('April 2026 RTP'), the Company's sole operating bank account, which precipitated the NOI filing. Underlying GST/HST reassessment (Notices of Assessment dated March 2, 2023) disallowed ITCs of $15,695,124 plus gross-negligence penalties/interest under s.285 Excise Tax Act; CRA's Appeals Division (letter May 13, 2024) confirmed disallowance of $15,658,841.56 in ITCs. CRA's claimed total balance escalated over time: RTP to RBC (Jan 12, 2024) $27,944,666.52; RTP to Scotiabank (July 9, 2025) $31,054,133.85; CRA demand letter (Oct 23, 2025) $31,807,932.93; RTP to CIBC (Apr 22, 2026) $31,822,645.36 — later cancelled effective May 4, 2026, though CRA stated cancellation 'does not affect the rights of the Canada Revenue Agency under any of the acts it administers.' The Company disputes the Assessment (Notice of Objection filed May 10, 2023; Notice of Appeal to Tax Court of Canada dated February 9, 2026, currently outstanding). First Report (May 25, 2026) describes the claim in prose as 'exceeding $32 million.' · Page: 17 · As of: 2026-04-22 · Debtor: 999 Gold Depot (Canada) Limited · Creditor: Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)
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NOI Notice to Creditors dated May 4, 2026PDF
Certificate for the Notice of Intention - 31-3367471PDF

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