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Summary of the project / initiative / change The CRA’s Security and Internal Affairs Directorate is currently establishing an Identity and Access Management (IAM) Program, and concurrently managing a multi-phased, multi-year project to optimize IAM business processes. ... Phase 3 – Password Management Password Management is being delivered in this phase of the IAM project. ... Risk identification and categorization A) Type of program or activity Administration of Programs / Activity and Services Leveraging the Authoritative Identity Store (AIS) delivered by IAM Phase 2 – Identity Synchronization, which links five major internal computing environments IAM Phase 3 – Password Management, will enable centralizing the management of passwords across these computing environments. ...

Time Sheet Changes to Absence types Effective April 1, 2020, all employees will use the following absence types for paid leave related to the COVID-19 pandemic on their timesheets: 6990 – Leave with pay – Other reasons (unchanged) This code is to be used for hours not worked for other reasons not covered by one of the new codes below. This code applies to both COVID-19 related and non-COVID-19 related situations. 6991 – Leave with pay – COVID-19 Illness This code is to be used for hours not worked when an employee has tested positive for COVID-19 or displays symptoms of COVID-19. 6992 – Leave with pay – COVID-19 Family Care This code is to be used for hours not worked due to school and daycare closures where no alternative arrangements could be made. This code is also for hours not worked by employees that are caring for family members and are unable to work remotely. 6993 – Leave with pay – COVID-19 Technology This code is to be used for hours not worked due to limitations of employee technology, including VPN access or lack of work equipment or tools to perform the duties from home. 6994 – Leave with pay – COVID-19 Work limitation This code is to be used for hours not worked due to the CRA’s limited work schedule as a result of Business Continuity Plans being restricted to critical employees only. ...

Audited Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page Next page Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 4. Accounts receivable 2008 2007 (in thousands of dollars) Accounts receivable – Related parties (Note 11) 17,969 187,991 Accounts receivable – External 2,594 1,039 Advances to employees 2,154 2,193 Salary overpayments 2,816 2,548 25,533 193,771 Less: Allowance for doubtful accounts (324) (368) 25,209 193,403 Effective March 27, 2007, all Employment Insurance (EI) costs that had been paid by Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC) are now recovered directly from the EI Account. ...

Audited Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page Next page Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 5. ... The amortization expense for the year is $79,804,525 (2007 – $58,005,644) (Note 9). Disposals for the year totaled $4,787,753 (2007 – $7,396,817) and the related accumulated amortization was $2,708,242 (2007 – $6,851,022). ...

Audited Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page Next page Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 12. ... Expenses relating to the Board’s activities during the year total $1,540,790 (2007 – $1,406,487) and are included in the net cost of operations. ...

Audited Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page Next page Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 6. ... The obligations for the upcoming years include the following: 2008 2007 (in thousands of dollars) 2007-2008 – 1,823 2008-2009 5,443 761 Total future minimum lease payments 5,443 2,584 Less: imputed interest (3.86%-6.55%) 77 74 Balance of lease obligations for capital assets 5,366 2,510 Previous page Next page Date modified: 2009-01-29 ...

CRA BizApp – Mobile web app for small business owners and sole proprietors CRA BizApp – An easy way to manage your business accounts on the go You can access CRA BizApp on any mobile device with an Internet browser, no app stores needed! Register or Login to CRA BizApp * Use the same login information as My Business Account Pay online or in person Pay with Visa® Debit, Debit MasterCard® or Interac® Online debit card Pay with pre-authorized debit Pay in person at Canada Post outlets View and manage your accounts on the go View and pay interim balances View and submit payroll remittances, including nil remittances View returned mail notifications Check the status of your accounts anytime View account transactions View your expected GST/HST returns View the status of your filed payroll, GST/HST, and corporation income tax returns Page details Date modified: 2018-10-24 ...

Process to change name / date of birth information for financial institutions If you have a rejected individual TFSA record from CRA that indicates: Code 11 – Invalid date format for holder date of birth Code 37 – Holder's surname does not match CRA records Code 72 – Account holder date of birth does not match CRA records Date of Birth The date of birth (DOB) indicated on the CRA database should correspond to the date of birth on the Social Insurance Registry (SIR) at Service Canada. ... Confidentiality / legal representative In all cases, due to strict confidentiality guidelines, only the individual themselves should contact us to verify and/or request identification changes. ... If mismatch issues persist, staff in the TFSA Processing Unit may assist / intervene as appropriate. ...

Audited Financial Statements – Agency Activities Previous page Next page Notes to the Financial Statements – Agency Activities 3. ... (a) Reconciliation of Parliamentary appropriations provided and used: 2008 2007 (in thousands of dollars) Parliamentary appropriations — provided: Vote 1– CRA operating expenditures 3,160,637 2,890,491 Amounts available for spending per section 60(2) of the CRA Act 171,763 134,446 Spending of proceeds from disposal of surplus Crown assets 126 210 Statutory expenditures: Statutory contributions to employee benefits plan 402,012 385,489 Transfers to provinces under the Softwood Lumber Products Export Charge Act, 2006 603,602 – Children’s Special Allowance Payments [Footnote 1] 208,163 197,768 Energy Cost Benefit [Footnote 1] 992 4,073 Private collection agency fees 12,431 12,377 Other 437 992 4,560,163 3,625,846 Less: Appropriations available for future years [Footnote 2]: Operating (134,871) (167,724) Appropriation lapsed [Footnote 2] (2,333) (52,998) Expenditures related to Administered Activities [Footnote 1] (813,821) (203,560) (951,025) (424,282) Total Parliamentary appropriations used 3,609,138 3,201,564 [Footnote 1] In accordance with the division of activities for financial reporting purposes outlined in Note 2, the ex-gratia payments for Relief for Heating Expense, which were authorized through Vote 1 – CRA (Operating expenditures), as well as the payments for Children’s Special Allowance and Energy Cost Benefit, are reported as federal administered expenses on the Statement of Administered Expenses and Recoveries of the Agency’s Administered Activities financial statements. ...

Canada Revenue Agency Financial Statements – Administered Activities Previous page Next page Canada Revenue Agency Notes to the Financial Statements – Administered Activities 11. ... The following table presents details on interest, penalties and other revenues administered by the Agency for the federal government as reported in the Statement of Administered Revenues: 2008 2007 (in thousands of dollars) Gross interest and penalties 5,504,207 4,498,333 Interest and penalties waived under authority of the: Income Tax Act (320,565) (321,112) Excise Tax Act – (35,941) (320,565) (357,053) Net interest and penalties 5,183,642 4,141,280 Other revenues 14,936 9,359 Interest, penalties, and other revenues 5,198,578 4,150,639 Previous page Next page Date modified: 2009-01-29 ...