Audit Assistance.

Be sure you have complete records detailing every expense and deduction you have claimed on your tax return.

  • Preparation of responses to CRA.
  • Deal with CRA on behalf of customers to resolve issues.
  • Claim all the benefits related to the organizations.
  • Help to pay the liabilities through instalment arrangements with CRA.

Have you received any reassessment notice from CRA.

The responsibility is on you as a taxpayer to prove that the assessment is wrong in fact and law. Don’t panic! Act quickly and bring the notice of reassessment along with supporting documents to us and we will prepare to present factual support for your position.

CRA may choose to audit a taxpayer:

  • Random selection

  • Third party tips

  • Comparison of information on returns to information received from third-party sources

  • Past history of non-compliance

Reassessed at the end of an audit:

  • Overstated Expenses & Deductions

  • Overstated Credits

  • Underreported or unreported Earnings

  • Unreported offshore income & assets

  • Credits, such as for charitable donations, that are not supported by receipts