About this episode

This episode discusses the implications of missed CRA online notices and recent legislative updates affecting tax professionals.

July’s episode of Life in the Tax Lane is here! Could a missed CRA online notice cost your client the right to object? When do repeated missing T-slips trigger penalties? And what do the latest CRA guidance on the Voluntary Disclosures Program and recent court decisions mean for your practice? These are practical developments with real implications for compliance, dispute resolution and tax planning. In this month's episode, Cait and Hugh discuss these issues and more, including recent legislative developments, highlighting what tax professionals should be watching for as the summer unfolds. Take 10 minutes to get current on the latest legislative, administrative and court developments. This month's episode covers: Legislative Update : Bill C-30 has received Royal Assent, but significant measures in Bill C-31 remain outstanding, including the proposed automatic filing regime for certain low-income taxpayers. Late Objection – Online Communication Issues : Could a missed CRA notification cost your client their objection rights? Voluntary Disclosure Program – Concerns? CRA provides further clarity on the revised VDP and addresses common questions from taxpayers and practitioners…

People in this episode

Hosts: Cait, Hugh

Topics covered

• CRA online notice
• T-slips penalties
• Voluntary Disclosures Program
• legislative updates
• taxpayer relief
• tax planning

Keywords

• CRA
• T-slips
• penalties
• Voluntary Disclosures Program
• Bill C-30
• Bill C-31
• tax planning
• taxpayer relief

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: CRA, Voluntary Disclosures Program, Bill C-30, Bill C-31, Canada

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