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CRA taxes in bankruptcy/cp

Hi! I have a consumer debt, part of it is CRA taxes/HST for 2011. Now is time to file my taxes for 2012 and the amout of taxes/HST will increase. If after that I file for bankruptcy or consumer proposal, can I include 2011 and 2012 amounts in it?

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A licensed trustee said...

Your 2011 and 2012 taxes will be included in either a proposal or bankruptcy if you file now. In fact, if you are filing bankruptcy your trustee will divide 2013 into two parts – PRE and POST bankruptcy. If you owe taxes on the PRE portion it will be included in your bankruptcy as well.