Durie Street Consulting Limited filed an assignment in bankruptcy on September 20, 2024, placing its estate under Raymond Chabot Inc.
Source: Avis de faillite aux créanciers - Durie Street Consulting Limited
Durie Street Consulting Limited is bankrupt. The company filed an assignment in bankruptcy on September 20, 2024, with Raymond Chabot Inc. as trustee (court file 500-11-064667-245) in Quebec. As at September 19, 2024, the debtor reported assets of CAD 5,068.74 against liabilities of CAD 331,364.79, a deficiency of CAD 326,296.05. Its largest unsecured creditors are the Canada Revenue Agency at CAD 137,000 in corporate tax, the Ministère du Revenu du Québec at CAD 120,000 in income tax and CAD 46,000 in sales taxes, and the Royal Bank of Canada. The bankruptcy is active.
Durie Street Consulting Limited filed an assignment in bankruptcy on September 20, 2024, placing its estate under Raymond Chabot Inc.
Source: Avis de faillite aux créanciers - Durie Street Consulting Limited
Debtor
Durie Street Consulting Limited
Trustee in bankruptcy
Raymond Chabot
| Priority class | Creditor | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unsecured | Agence du Revenu du Canada (QC) · in 719 casesCorporate taxes (impôt); deemed trust class (Crown claim) — debtor: Durie Street Consulting Limited · as of 19 Sep 2024 | $137K | Avis de faillite aux créanciers - Durie Street Consulting Limited |
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CiteProceedings., “Durie Street Consulting Limited” (Bankruptcy). Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/durie-street-consulting-limited
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