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lose any or all child support/child tax

Will I lose all or part of my child tax credit or gst if I claim bankruptcy? and what about my child support how does it affect it?

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One Response to “lose any or all child support/child tax”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. – Bankruptcy Trustees said...

You will not loose any of your Child Tax Credit or child support, but you must be prepared to loose your GST. Any GST you receive during the bankruptcy period will go directly to your trustee. Typically this means there are 4 GST cheques that you need to be prepared to loose.