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WHAT HAPPENED TO LEIN WITH REVENUE CANADA

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Topic: WHAT HAPPENED TO LEIN WITH REVENUE CANADA

Posted By: missrebel
Subject: WHAT HAPPENED TO LEIN WITH REVENUE CANADA
Date Posted: 11/December/2010 at 8:59am

I have a student loan from well over 10 yrs ago that i have NOT acknowledged. I have done my taxes once in all this time . 1st time was 2006. and not again until today. I just found out now they did hold my taxes that yr but issued me a GST . *i had moved and didnt think i was gettin it* they are now in the process of re-sending it. I recently called revenue canada to get my t4s and t5s from 2007/08/09 and while i was talking to the lady she said as she sees it..there was no lein on me. I dont get this...All they took from me in the past(2006) is $98.00 in and i havent filed since..where did they lein go?? even the man at H&R was in disbelief it would be gone and would not let me file back yrs today (unless i paid up front )until he can contact revenue Canada on monday to be sure there is no lein..im confused and scared lol. its costing me $300 to file these yrs and im worried. do u think this could mean my loan is stats barred?? and if it is does this mean the lein is lifted or do they still take taxes???

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Posted By: SolveStudentDebt
Date Posted: 14/December/2010 at 4:29am

This could be a lien that is anchored in by the provincial government. The most active federal set-off program is the Ontario governments it seems. do you live in Ontario?

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