A widower was recently handed a $35,000 tax bill for his bank’s mistakes.
A widower recently owed $35,000 in taxes due to his bank making “several mistakes on a routine [RRSP] transaction,” reports CBC News.
Patrick MacDonald, 54, told the outlet during interviews that he wanted the bank to fix the errors and cover the cost of the bill. And due to inquiries, says CBC, the bank has offered MacDonald $37,000 to cover his costs. Read more.
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