No More Sworn Testimony, But Audits Are Still Stress Inducing
“That” Phrase: it’s one no taxpayer wants to hear – digitally or otherwise. “You’re being audited.” If you’ve had to deliver that news you’ll know that the reaction can range from indignity to shock to panic. Based on the latest piece of legislation before Parliament, you might have to tell more of your clients to buckle up, it’s going to be a bumpy ride. CRA will now have greater powers. Consider this:Corporate Tax Bootcamp
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Summer Learning: Cross Border Taxation
Take some time this summer to sharpen your cross border tax knowledge and become prepared to advise affluent baby boomers on how certain actions they pursue on both sides of the border will affect their tax situation. Try a free trial today!
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Consultation to Eliminate Graduate Rate Taxation of Trusts and Estates Ends December 2
Budget 2013 included an announcement that the government would be looking into measures to improve the integrity of Canada’s tax system relating to testamentary trusts.
Bill C-60: Expert Witnesses to Testify Together?
Bill C-60 proposes to implement certain provisions of the March 21, 2013 federal budget; among these, proposed legislative amendments that pertain to the audit process in the Income Tax Act, and provisions in the Tax Court of Canada Rules. Discussed below in the last of a four-part series are changes to the Expert Witness rules.
