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Most Canadians know that if you commit a murder, you’re presumed innocent until proven guilty. But what most Canadians don’t know is that if the CRA assesses you with a tax debt, you are presumed guilty, and you will remain guilty until you can prove yourself innocent. And if you don’t’ have the knowledge or expertise to prove yourself innocent ..... well, that’s too bad because that’s the way our tax system works. |
Guilty unless you can prove yourself innocent. It’s a simple fact. This is a fact I have firsthand knowledge of, because I worked for Canada’s National Department of Revenue for almost 8 years. I saw bankrupts and I saw millionaires, I worked with individuals, proprietors, partnerships, corporations and trusts. I saw a lot during those years I saw some good. Such as the passing of Fairness Legislation. A law which helps to eliminate penalty and interest, something very few Canadians are aware of. |
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01 Learn about the limitation on CRA’s powers 02 How to defend yourself against CRA’s misconduct 03 How to access the CRA’s secret files on you! 04 Being audited? Learn how you can audit your CRA auditor 05 Learn about the Canadian Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights 06 How to Protect your assets from an overzealous tax collector 07 True stories of criminal behaviour by CRA employees 08 What do you do when your tax appeal is denied? 09 The Secrets of Canada’s Tax Exiles – what you need to learn 10 How does the tax collector locate your assets 11 Can the CRA search your real property 12 Learn how the CRA can saddle you with your neighbour’s tax debt 13 Tax Employees embezzlement and abuse of authority 14 The truth about Garnishments – you may not get your day in court 15 YES! Your tax debt can be written-down or written-off entirely |
16 The CRA Audit Pass (RC303) – why every taxpayer MUST know what this is 17 Learn about your Right to Confidentiality 18 CRA Jeopardy – the tax game you don’t want to play 19 What to do when the CRA calls you! 20 Interest Charges - When to make a payment and when not to 21 Get the Information that Canada’s Information Commissioner cannot provide 22 How to properly appeal tax assessment and re-assessments 23 Extend time lines to file a Notice of Objection 24 When do you and when don’t you have to answer the CRA’s probing questions? 25 Revenue Canada college - Are you aware there is one? 26 CRA Psychology – Inside the mind of a tax employee 27 How to pay pennies on the dollar to satisfy your tax debt 28 How many Canadians have a Tax Debt – you’re not alone 29 Joint Bank Accounts – Can they stop the Tax Collector? 30 What Every Canadian NEEDS to know about the CRA |
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