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If an approved instrument is recalibrated or otherwise modified in any way that may affect its metrological characteristics, it can no longer be considered approved for excise duty purposes and must be re-examined. ...

The framework also requires that Strategic Investment Board‑approved projects be considered by the Resource and Investment Management Committee (RIMC) when the costs related to the CRA real property part of the project are expected to be more than $1 million in any fiscal year, and (RIMC/Agency Management Committee or Treasury Board approval has not already been obtained; or if there is a request for incremental funding from the Agency's Strategic Priorities Fund. ...

Initiatives such as requiring front-end burden impact analyses for all major investment projects, assessing burden impact during the internal audit and program evaluation functions, incorporating a burden reduction commitment into appropriate executive performance agreements, educating and increasing awareness of burden reduction among all employees, and engaging the public with mechanisms to make suggestions related to burden reduction are currently being considered. 3.3 Actions planned for April 2008 and beyond 3.3.1- Ongoing: We will measure and report on our progress in reducing the compliance and paperwork burden in our annual report to Parliament. ...

Several factors, such as topic complexity, new programs, compliance, relative importance of topics to taxpayers, and recommendations from call centre agents, are considered when determining where to place or remove “Smartlinks”. ...

They will be considered in the regular review cycle for the policies. ...

Changes to the RITS system will also be considered and examined. Given that the systems responsibility for RITS resides within the GST/HST Rulings Directorate, changes to this system can be made in a timely manner (i.e., within a week or two after changes are requested). ...

The consultation sessions were each two hours long and consisted of a series of targeted and open questions to collect specific feedback that could be considered by the CRA in refining its burden reduction action plans. ...

This approval will be considered on a case-by-case basis. A member can name several beneficiaries for the guarantee portion of the member's benefit, but the beneficiaries can’t name other beneficiaries. ...

You are considered to have made the supply, received the consideration for the supply and collected any tax payable in respect of the supply at the time you remove the consideration from a vending machine. ...

Example 1 You started your business in January 2014 and made the following taxable supplies throughout that year: First quarter (January to March) $2,000 Second quarter (April to June) $10,000 Third quarter (July to September) $12,000 Fourth quarter (October to December) $5,000 Total $29,000 Because you did not exceed the $30,000 limit in the four consecutive calendar quarters or any calendar quarter, you are considered a small supplier throughout 2014, the first quarter of 2015, and the month of April 2015. ...