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On December 31, 2019, 16 applications were under consideration for acceptance to the program (that is, instances where a pre-file meeting has occurred between the CRA and a taxpayer, but a taxpayer had yet to provide the APA submission). ...

On December 31, 2017, 23 applications were under consideration for acceptance to the program (that is, instances where a pre-file meeting has occurred between the CRA and a taxpayer, but a taxpayer had yet to provide the APA submission). ...

On December 31, 2018, 19 applications were under consideration for acceptance to the program (that is, instances where a pre-file meeting has occurred between the CRA and a taxpayer, but a taxpayer had yet to provide the APA submission). ...

On December 31, 2021, 41 applications were under consideration for acceptance to the program (that is, instances where a pre-file meeting has occurred between the CRA and a taxpayer, but a taxpayer had yet to provide the APA submission). ...

On December 31, 2022, 43 applications were under consideration for acceptance to the program (that is, instances where a pre-file meeting has occurred between the CRA and a taxpayer, but a taxpayer had yet to provide the APA submission or the CRA had yet to respond to the submission). ...

The CRA ensures that consideration of these outcomes is an integral part of its decision-making processes. ...

To prioritize investment decisions regarding in-house developed software and support the effective management of resources, the CRA's Resource Management Committee (RMC) oversees all investment projects above $1 million in any one fiscal year; additional oversight is provided by the Board of Management for projects with a total funding envelope over $40M or those that meet complexity and risk considerations. ...

To prioritize investment decisions regarding in-house developed software and support the effective management of resources, the CRA’s Resource Management Committee (RMC) oversees all investment projects above $1.0 million in any one fiscal year; additional oversight is provided by the Board of Management for projects with a total funding envelope over $40.0 million or those that meet complexity and risk considerations. ...

The debtor may: Claim hardship Apply for rehabilitation File for bankruptcy The collection process ends when: a debtor passes away an account reaches limitation In the event that a debt becomes uncollectible, the CRA will prepare and submit to ESDC a recommendation for write-off for their consideration and approval. ...

Risk to privacy: Yes Details: Once it has been determined that the basic program criteria have been satisfied and the lead is eligible for further consideration under the program, an official in the OTIP office will conduct more detailed analysis by comparing details about the alleged non-compliance provided by the informant to details and data related to the taxpayer in the CRA files and systems; refer to the following CRA PIBs: Individual Returns and Payment Processing PPU 005 Corporate Returns and Payment Processing PPU 047 Collections CRA PPU 050 Non-Filer Compliance PPU 025 Detection and Investigations PPU 095 Voluntary Disclosures PPU 220 Leads Program (PIB Under Development) Other information examined includes public data sources available to the CRA- i.e. – internet, etc. ...