non-payment of the debts of the company

levy to repay social-security debt | social debt repayment contribution | CRDS [Abbr.]

Social Security repayment contribution | RDS [Abbr.]

(b) “non-qualifying debt” in respect of a taxpayer who has died and by whose will any trust has been created that would, but for the payment of, or provision for payment of, any particular testamentary debts in respect of the taxpayer, be a trust described in subsection 70(6), means any such particular testamentary debt in respect of the taxpayer other than

As regards the deferral of debt in the form of social security liabilities, which increased in both restructuring plans, the Polish authorities recalled first that this debt increased as a consequence of the failure of the financial restructuring envisaged in the first restructuring plan.

In October 2011, following the withdrawal of some of the notified measures i.e. the capital injection and preferential loan, Poland informed the Commission of its assessment that the deferral of social security debt (see recital (15)c) as part of the notified restructuring plan) passed the private creditor test and therefore did not constitute state aid.

These items include: $707.4 million in compensation for funding salary adjustments; $105.9 million to accelerate tripartite negotiations in British Columbia and to begin negotiations with other provinces, supported by investments in health innovation and core health services for First Nations; $100 million to support CANDU reactor refurbishment projects; $100 million to increase a debt repayment to international organizations on behalf of poor countries as part of the Multilateral Debt Relief Initiative — a generous and far-sighted initiative, honourable senators, which I am sure you will join me in applauding; $85 million for the Ca ...[+++]nadian contribution to the World Bank's Climate Investment Fund's pilot program to support climate change adaptation; $65 million to provide humanitarian assistance and better nutrition to vulnerable regions such as the Horn of Africa and the Congo; $58.2 million in funding for the non-business risk management elements of Growing Forward, which is a joint federal-provincial-territorial program to support farmers' livelihoods in the face of economic and environmental uncertainty; $53.8 million in incremental funding to offset fuel price increases for the benefit of First Nation and Northern communities under the Capital Facilities Maintenance Program; and $53.4 million in funding to match the typically generous donations of the Canadian public to the international response effort following Cyclone Nargis in Burma and the earthquake in China.