You Got an N5: What It Means, the 7 Days That Matter, and How to Void It
An N5 in Ontario gives 20 days but a 7-day fix window that voids it. What counts as damage or interference, what a second N5 changes, and how to respond.
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An N5 in Ontario gives 20 days but a 7-day fix window that voids it. What counts as damage or interference, what a second N5 changes, and how to respond.
The full journey of selling an Ontario restaurant: clean books, valuation, confidential marketing, asset vs share offers, landlord and AGCO consent, closing.
What Ontario’s ESA says about staff when a restaurant sells: continuity of employment if the buyer keeps them, termination and severance risk if not.
How lease assignment works when you sell a restaurant in Ontario: landlord consent, s.23 of the Commercial Tenancies Act, and the clauses that sink sales.
Selling a franchise restaurant in Ontario: franchisor consent, transfer fees, buyer training, and how the Wishart Act’s resale disclosure exemption works.
How Ontario restaurants are really valued: the three BDC approaches, normalized earnings, lease and licence factors, and why there is no standard multiple.
The costliest mistakes I see Ontario restaurant sellers make: hearsay pricing, late lease and AGCO work, messy books, and tax questions never asked.
How a liquor sales licence transfers when you sell an Ontario restaurant: the buyer’s iAGCO application, your consent, and operating while it is pending.
Does HST apply when you sell a restaurant in Ontario? How the section 167 election and Form GST44 can remove it, the conditions attached, and who files what.
How restaurant owners in Ontario sell confidentially: blind listings, NDAs before names or numbers, staged information release, and quiet showings.