Liability
is the president of a C corporation legally responsible for debts to a vendor when signing as Guarantee?
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Read More Answered By: Eric Kochel |
Re: Liability Yes - anyone signing as a guarantor is personally liable for debts incurred in the name of the corporation for that particular creditor - vendor, bank or otherwise. That is what you are agreeing to when you sign as guarantor on the debt. |
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