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Tax Refund

I was wondering since my trustee told me I will be getting my gst checks back from them will I also get my tax refund or do they still keep that

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One Response to “Tax Refund”

A licensed trustee said...

No – trustees are required by law to return your GST if they have collected more than $1700 into your bankruptcy (until they have they actually are supposed to keep your GST).

Your tax refunds are not included in this law – in fact, as of July, 2008, tax refunds for the year you file bankruptcy (and any previous years) are automatically paid to your trustee for your creditors.