Collection Agency Rules in Ontario
Rules & Regulations For Ontario Collection Agencies

Businesses that operate as a collection agency in Ontario, must follow a set of rules and regulations. According to www.ontario.ca, they must comply with all of the requirement in the Collection and Debt Services Act (CDSSA) and its regulations.
A Collection Agency is a person who:
· Arranges for payment of money owing to another person
· Provides debt settlement services
· Can purchase someone else’s debts and collect them
A Collector is different:
· Works on behalf of a collection agency to collect debts
· Provides debt collection services
A Registrar makes sure that collection agencies and its collectors (employees) follow the rules set out by the CDSSA.
Before a collector can contact a debtor looking for payment, the business must be registered as a collection agency, all fees must be current and the person must not be in engaged in the business of lending money. There several rules that must be followed. Collecting debts isn’t a matter of picking up the phone and demanding money. Although the debtor may feel that’s what a collector does. Before you hire a Collection Agency, these are some things you need to be aware of as they are also a small cost to your business. Don’t reach out to just anyone. As a business owner, you probably have acquaintances that can recommend an Agency that can assist you and has proven results.
There are questions that A Go Beyond Collection Agency will answer so that you will know exactly what they do and how they work with your accounts.
Find out what the Agency’s fees are after collection.
When the account is collected, when should you expect your payment?
When will the Agency expect their payment?
Do you like their terms?
Because A Go Beyond Collection Agency services different types of businesses, large and small is prove that their staff is well-versed, flexible and would meet your needs. The actual collectors handling your clients need to be ethical and respectful. Ask how the Agency’s employees perform their tasks. After all, your name is attached with to any communication with your name attached. You should be able to reach out to the Agency and ask for updates on your delinquent accounts at any time. After all, they’re contracted and working on your behalf.
Find a company you’re comfortable with, has a lot of experience covering your needs and will put you, the busy business owner first. The bottom line you need to figure out is if the outstanding amount/s are large enough to collect with an Agency or should they just be written off? You, your accountant and A Go Beyond Collection Agency can make that decision if necessary. A Collection Agency will also be upfront about their success rate, if not, ask. You need to know that information. Transparency is key in the business of collections.
A Go Beyond Collection Agency’s staff are licensed and bonded, adhering to COVID protocols and will work with you and your clients in reaching a solution to debt recovery.
Go Beyond Collection Agency
1-877-300-6006
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