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Business GST

GST collected from business was listed on the creditor list when personal bankruptcy was filed and discharged.

still get letter from the government, what should I do?

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One Response to “Business GST”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

This depends on whether or not your business is still operating. If so, then the business is responsible to pay the GST. If you have closed the company prior to filing bankruptcy and there are not monies or assets left in that company then CRA is likely attempting collection from you as a director not as and individual and you may receive a few more communications. I recommend you discuss this with your trustee just to confirm that CRA filed a claim and that nothing further needs to be done.