CCRA Annual Report to Parliament 2002-2003
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2002-2003 CCRA at a Glance
- 98.3 million travellers entered Canada through customs service locations
- Collected over $305 billion—averaging $1.2 billion every working day
- Agreement to collect on behalf of the provinces, territories, and First Nations— representing $37.2 billion for 2002-2003
- Over 25 million public enquiries
- Application of Fairness Provisions—estimated $321 million in interest and penalties forgiven
- Over 60 agreements with other government departments and agencies for joint program delivery
- Over 22 million individual and trust tax returns and 1.4 million corporate tax returns processed
- Customs seizures of some $539 million
- Almost 16,000 volunteers completed 498,000 tax returns
- Approximately 11 million requests for pages on the tax directory portion of the CCRA's Web site each month during peak tax season
- Over 54,000 employees at more than 750 service sites across Canada at peak periods
- Almost 11 million customs commercial releases processed annually
- Benefit and credit payments worth over $11 billion to over
10 million eligible Canadian recipients
- Date modified:
- 2003-10-29