If your Trustee hasn’t been discharged yet, simply tell the creditor to contact your Trustee and participate in your bankruptcy. If your Trustee has been discharged then the creditor is entitled to be paid the same dividend (% of debt) your other creditors received from your bankruptcy. You will have to pay this amount. Contact your Trustee to discuss this. If you deliberately omitted the creditor from your bankruptcy (the onus is...

Some student loan / debts are not forgiven by your discharge from bankruptcy. You should have received confirmation from your trustee that either the student loans would be discharged or that they would resume collection after you were discharged. You should contact the National Student Loan Service Centre to find out more about your student loans account and make arrangement for payments if necessary

Your spouse may have signed an agreement or contract either co-signing or jointly signing for liability. For example, you may have a supplemental credit card for your spouse or your spouse may be a guarantor on one of your loans. If so, your spouse is responsible for paying the balance of this debt.

The tax refund relating to the year of your bankruptcy will be sent to the Trustee for the benefit of your creditors. Subsequent tax refunds should be sent to you. The Trustee has a right to apply your GST credits towards the costs of administering your bankruptcy (up to a maximum of $1800). Once the Trustee’s costs are covered, the GST credits will again revert to you.

If the Trustee has not been discharged yet, then you will have to paper-file your tax return. Once the Trustee is discharged you can e-file your returns again. You should contact the CRA and ensure they have your correct address and banking.

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You may owe tax for the post-bankruptcy period, the part of the year after your date of bankruptcy up to December 31. If you owe tax for this period you are responsible for paying it.