Surveillance cameras, alarms and vehicle barriers are the new reality at Canada’s places of worship. A federal program has been funding the security measures. Continue reading
One of Saskatchewan’s largest mining companies is getting over $10 million in legal costs reimbursed by the federal government. Continue reading
An Alberta woman is warning others after fraudsters claiming to be from her credit card company stole $3,000 from her. Continue reading
The PBO needs more detailed data to fully measure the tax gap in Canada, Yves Giroux said. Continue reading
For close to 40 years now, the Canada Revenue Agency has been partnering with community agencies and volunteers to help low-income families and individuals get their federal income taxes done free of charge. Continue reading
So far, 894 Canadians – including individuals, corporations and trusts – have been identified in the papers and 525 of them have had their files reviewed by the CRA. Continue reading
Tax avoidance, though not illegal, might still be subject to scrutiny by the CRA, says Sonia Dhaliwal of the University of Guelph. Continue reading
Some Twitter users say the agency’s services appear to have been down since last night. Continue reading
Now is the time to decide whether you should hire someone to fill out your forms or do them yourself, says accounting professor Francois Brouard. Continue reading
Last year, during the months of March and April, the SaskTel Pioneers CVITP clinic completed 5,075 income tax and benefit returns. Continue reading