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Misconduct is defined Footnote 2 as a willful action or omission by an employee that contravenes an act, a regulation, a rule, the Code of Integrity and Professional Conduct, or a policy instrument, and which may result in disciplinary action. ... Misconduct A willful action or omission by an employee that contravenes an act, a regulation, a rule, the Code of Integrity and Professional Conduct, or a CRA policy instrument, and which may result in disciplinary action. ...

Offering financial rewards for information about major cases of international tax non-compliance helps encourage those with information to come forward, and dissuades others from arranging their affairs in an attempt to contravene Canadian tax laws. ...

Application Criteria Auditors cannot contravene provisions of the ITA or ETA in negotiating and finalizing an audit agreement. ...

Application Criteria Auditors cannot contravene provisions of the ITA or ETA in negotiating and finalizing an audit agreement. ...

For the locked-in addenda, we will accept the provincial definitions of spouse and common-law partner (if applicable) as long as the definitions specify that they will not contravene what is recognized as a "spouse" and "common-law partner" under the Income Tax Act. ...

Even though these arrangements contravene paragraphs 8503(3)(f) and 8502(l) of the Regulations, a plan that promises benefits based on the greater of a DB and an MP provision is not acceptable. ...

Tax Evasion Tax avoidance results when actions are taken to minimize tax, and when – while within the letter of the law – those actions contravene the intent and spirit of the law, for example, where a person undertakes a series of transactions that have as a primary purpose to reduce or eliminate tax in a manner not intended by the law. ...

Since the DMCC procedures can have an impact on the Pools/TSOs, it would be beneficial to have controls in place to ensure that the DMCC instructions do not contravene those in place at Pools/TSOs. ...

Misconduct Misconduct is when an employee: engages in conduct that contravenes an act, a regulation, the Code of Integrity and Professional Conduct, or a CRA policy instrument/tool, and/or neglects and/or fails to act (omission) according to an act, regulation, the Code of Integrity and Professional Conduct, or a CRA policy instrument/tool. ...

Acting as a conduit contravenes the Income Tax Act, and could jeopardize a charity's registration. ... This would contravene the Income Tax Act. Even if the third party person or organization is trustworthy and reputable, a charity must be able to show it directs and controls the use of those funds. ...