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Replied on 02-04-2006, 09:44 AM
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Shirley, you are explaining the facts in writing and nothing is biased here. So, go ahead and send this letter to the CRA. They will review your letter and understand the loopholes of settling this account.

If they are not able to do any update in your file, they should send you a letter responding to what you have mentioned. If things still remain confusing, you might have to take further actions.

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