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2 years + still no gst

It seems to me that my trustee is taking her sweet ole time getting herself discharged. Its been well over 2 years since I was discharged, yet my trustee is still collecting my gst cheques. Is this typical, how long do I have to wait and what can I do, if anything, in having them sent back to me again.

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One Response to “2 years + still no gst”

A licensed trustee said...

It is possible your trustee is dragging her feet, but it won’t be so she can collect your GST. Once your trustee collects more than about $1700 they have to refund your GST anyway, so in our firm we don’t even keep it (we send CRA a form that releases it back to our clients immediately).

The best thing to do is call your trustee and ask them what the hold up is. If they won’t/don’t return your call then you may want to lodge a complaint with the Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy.