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Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact Cheryl Yeung Canada Revenue Agency 604-666-9261- 30- Page details Date modified: 2021-04-01 ...

Scholz was found guilty by a jury on April 13, 2019, in the Hamilton Courthouse of one count of fraud over $5,000 under the Criminal Code for the evasion of federal income tax and goods and services tax / harmonized sales tax (GST/HST). ...

Associated links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact Cheryl Yeung Canada Revenue Agency 604-666-9261 cra-arc.media@cra-arc.gc.ca- 30- Page details Date modified: 2021-11-09 ...

Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact Joanne de Waal Canada Revenue Agency 306-517-0515- 30- Page details Date modified: 2022-03-28 ...

Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact TJ Madigan Canada Revenue Agency 587-475-3816- 30- Page details Date modified: 2022-07-18 ...

Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact TJ Madigan Canada Revenue Agency 587-475-3816- 30- Page details Date modified: 2022-07-28 ...

Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact TJ Madigan Canada Revenue Agency 587-475-3816- 30- Page details Date modified: 2022-08-26 ...

Associated Links Leads Program Voluntary Disclosures Program Contacts Media Relations – Regional contact Cheryl Yeung Canada Revenue Agency 604-366-6966- 30- Page details Date modified: 2022-10-11 ...

Bayden was a partner in a tax preparation business known as E & F Tax Associates or as Bankay Financial Services Inc. in Toronto, Ontario, and later in Brampton. ...

Things to consider The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has a long history of collaborating with Revenu Québec, including sharing information and best practices for compliance purposes and to ensure that tax filers receive the best service experience possible Under the tax collection agreements (TCAs) between the federal government and the provincial and territorial governments, the CRA collects and administers income taxes for all provinces and territories, with the exception of Quebec's personal and corporate taxes and Alberta's corporate tax While the CRA is responsible for provincial and territorial tax regime administration, the negotiation and signature of the TCAs are led by the federal Minister of Finance with their provincial and territorial counterparts Next steps CRA officials are currently working with their Revenu Québec counterparts to implement a common action plan aimed at simplifying the filing experience for Quebec taxpayers Both organizations are taking a coordinated approach to reduce the administrative burden on taxpayers, representatives and reporting third parties Key messages The CRA is continually exploring ways to reduce the administrative burden on all tax filers – including those in Quebec Background In May 2018, the National Assembly of Quebec adopted a motion asking "the Quebec government and the federal government to implement a single tax return for Quebec taxpayers, to be filed with Revenu Québec, while preserving Quebec's fiscal autonomy" In January 2019, newly elected Quebec Premier, François Legault, confirmed that his government supported the National Assembly's motion and reiterated the request to the Prime Minister In January 2019, the Government of Canada indicated that it was not supportive of a transfer of administration to Quebec, but was open to discussions on reducing the burden for Quebecers dealing with two tax administrations In February 2020, the Bloc Québécois introduced Bill C-224, which would authorize the Government of Canada to enter into an agreement with the government of a province under which the provincial government would collect the federal personal and corporation income taxes on behalf of the Government of Canada In April 2021, Bill C-224 was defeated The Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Professional Institute of Public Service of Canada are following this issue closely due to the potential impact on their members who work for the CRA Document navigation Important issues Page details Date modified: 2022-02-22 ...