RE: RE: Questions about unpaid dividend The short answer is absolutely not. Transactions 3 months and 12 months prior to insolvency will be challenged if they do not follow legislative provisions. You are creative and stand in good company, your not the first to dream this scenario.
Legislative Restrictions
One of the main objectives of bankruptcy and insolvency legislation is that all ordinary unsecured creditors are to be treated equally. The general concept of equality among the ordinary unsecured creditors has been backed up by legislative provisions in the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, such as section 91 (settlements), section 95 (fraudulent preferences), section 100 (reviewable transactions) and section 101 (improper dividends) and by provincial legislation such as the Fraudulent Conveyances Act, Assignments and Preferences Act, and Bulk Sales Act. These statutes provide a trustee in bankruptcy or the creditors of the debtor with various ways to challenge improper transactions and recover property which has been improperly disposed of by the debtor.