Open NaveenHebbale opened 1 week ago
Scenario 1 - is not s sync issue. Business that are in the new Business Registry should be in a locked stated in CPRD, so they should not be able to file an AR. That flow from CPROD -> new Business Registry for COOPS and BENS is not supported, by choice.
Scenario 2 - Involuntary Dissolution runs in CPRD should not affect any locked business, so no COOP or BEN, or any other company moved over to the new Business Registry should be affected.
Both of these scenarios seem to be an issue with data in CPRD and not from an sync issues, unless the decision to manage those in CPRD has changed, and that has a lot of other impacts that would need to be reviewed.
BCROS State
When looking into the Benefit companies being pulled into the involuntary dissolution run, I did a search for Benefit companies and was looking at the last_ar_filed_dt in CPRD. The first one I came across is for BC0894302. This particular entity was a BC limited company that altered to become a benefit company on September 2, 2021. That is the last entry showing on the ledger in COLIN, and the last annual report showing there is the one filed as a limited company was the 2020 AR filed on January 19, 2021. When I look at that entity in BCROS, they have filed their 2021, 2022, and 2023 annual reports, and filed an address change, none of which are showing on the ledger in COLIN, or in the event table in CPRD. That also means that the address change they filed on July 19, 2023 would not have been sent to CRA via BN messaging. See screen shots of the two different views below COLIN state
BCROS State