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To account for the administration of deposits in trust, the balance sheet <strong>and</strong> the statement<br />

concerning the evolution of deposits in trust have been established as follows.<br />

Assets<br />

Deposit in trust<br />

Balance Sheet<br />

as at December 31, <strong>2007</strong><br />

Depositors’ claims* 17,538 18,622<br />

Funds invested in trust for depositors* 6,412 6,599<br />

Liabilities**<br />

<strong>2007</strong> 2006<br />

(in thous<strong>and</strong>s of dollars)<br />

23,950 25,221<br />

Accounts payable to the <strong>CSST</strong> 17,538 18,622<br />

Deposits in trust<br />

Employers personally liable for the payment<br />

of benefits** 2,189 2,376<br />

Government of Canada, with respect to the<br />

Government Employees Compensation Act 1,725 1,725<br />

Government of Québec, with respect to the<br />

Crime Victims Compensation Act 2,300 2,300<br />

Government of Québec, with respect to the<br />

Act to promote good citizenship 198 198<br />

6,412 6,599<br />

<strong>CSST</strong> <strong>Financial</strong> <strong>Statements</strong><br />

23,950 25,221<br />

* The fair value of depositors’ claims <strong>and</strong> the funds invested in trust for depositors in the form of bank deposits<br />

is equal to their book value, given that they will mature shortly.<br />

** The <strong>CSST</strong> has not evaluated or recorded in actuarial liabilities the value of the commitments related to benefit<br />

claims on behalf of employers personally liable for the payment of benefits, due to the very slight probability that<br />

all employers personally liable for the payment of benefits, as well as their insurers or sureties or warrantors, will<br />

disappear or become insolvent.<br />

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