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Time’s Up: CRA’s 100 Day Mandate for Improvement

After years of frustration on the part of tax professionals and taxpayers alike, the Finance Minister ordered the Canada Revenue Agency to clean up its act in 100 days. Specifically, the improvement plan was to run from September 2 through December 11. Finance Minister and Minister of National Revenue, Francoise-Phillippe Champagne instructed CRA to fix “unacceptable wait times and service delays.” Time’s up this week and CRA has released an update on progress. What gets measured, gets done. Let’s see what CRA’s metrics show. 

Featured People: iPad Winner - Congratulations to Shelda Gamracy

Congratulations to Shelda Gamracy! She won an iPad from the Knowledge Bureau at the IPBC Conference in Vancouver last month.

Tune in LIVE to The World MoneyShow Toronto!

Announcing all-new Webcasts with experts airing LIVE at the eMoneyShow direct from The World MoneyShow Toronto!

Featured Book: Financial Recovery in a Fragile World

Financial Recovery in a Fragile World Authors: Robert Ironside and Al Emid with Evelyn Jacks A Beginner's Guide to Investing in a New World Economy It's going to Take Insight and Wisdom. If you need some, pick up this book!   SAVE $10 if you buy before October 23, 2012!

Master Your Skills

MFA - Business Services Specialist Baby boomers are transitioning into retirement and demanding real wealth management like never before and they want to entrust one person to help them move from the working world to the one after it. Be that one!

Why Patricia Croft is a “Canadian-dollar bull”

 Veteran economist Patricia Croft admits it: she is a Canadian-dollar bull. "Parity against the U.S. dollar is the new normal,” she says.

Your Financial Toolkit aims to boost financial literacy

As part of the federal government's commitment to financial literacy, the website of the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada is now home to the innovative Your Financial Toolkit.
 
 
 
Knowledge Bureau Poll Question

It costs a lot more to go to work these days. Should the Canada Employment Credit of $1501 for 2026 be raised higher to account for this?

  • Yes
    36 votes
    87.8%
  • No
    5 votes
    12.2%