Trifecta Inc. went bankrupt and the Court appointed a Licensed Insolvency Trustee to liquidate the estate of
Question:
Assets Cash in Bank.........................................................................$ 25,000
Accounts Receivable............................................................. 75,000
Inventories of Finished Product .......................................... 31,000
Raw materials........................................................................ 30,000
Equipment.............................................................................. 50,000
Land and Buildings............................................................. 200,000
Total Value of Assets........................................................$ 411,000
Liabilities TD Bank (secured by s.427 Bank Act)................................ $ 200,000
Trade Accounts Payable....................................................... 406,000
Municipal Taxes Payable (four years)................................... 20,000
Wages Payable (to 5 employees for 8 months work)......... 80,000
Zoom Lenders Corp.
(secured by a first mortgage on land and buildings)........ 150,000
The Loansharks Ltd.
(secured by second mortgage on land and buildings)....... 75,000
Total of Liabilities............................................................. $ 931,000
Read the fact situation set out above and :
a. Complete the bankruptcy distribution calculation. In particular, name the creditors in the order in which they will be paid by the Trustee and the amount they will each receive. Show your work.
b. How much will the general creditors receive pro rata (ie. the fraction or percentage of a dollar creditors will receive for every dollar owed)? Show your work.
The order of priority goes as follows
1.Funeral expenses in the case of a deceased bankrupt;
2.Trustee's fees and expenses;
3.Bankruptcy Superintendent's levy;
4.Wages - amounts up to six months' wages not to exceed $2000 per person that are not already covered as a secured creditor;
5.Spousal and child support arrears- any lump sums owing and up to one year's periodic payments;
6.Municipal taxes - up to two years;
7.Rent - up to three months' arrears + 3 months accelerated rent if the lease provides for it;
8.Costs of the first creditor to initiate the bankruptcy proceedings;
9.Worker's compensation payments; 10.All government payroll deductions
Please input all calculations usin the following formatted chart
Value of Assets | |||
Amount Owed | Amount Paid | ||
Secured Creditors: | |||
Preferred Creditors: | |||
General Creditors: |
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