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Owing CCTB Money

If i owe CCTB money, can this be included in the bankruptcy. I have heard that they can impose a fine, and collect their money regrdless of bankruptcy. Is this correct?

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One Response to “Owing CCTB Money”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

Child tax benefit would be considered an unsecured creditor and would be cleared by a bankruptcy. This child tax benefit is not given any special rights, and don’t fall into the fine or penalty imposed by a court.