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Bill C-38 proposes to expand the zero-rating provision to include corrective eyewear supplied under the authority of an assessment record produced by a person who is entitled under the laws of the province in which the person practises (e.g., an optician) to produce the assessment record authorizing the dispensing of corrective eyewear. ... Starting in April 2007, the Canada Revenue Agency (the CRA) has in most cases issued a Notice of Assessment once a GST/HST return was filed. ... Consequently, a Notice of Assessment would not be issued for that period. ...

Ongoing difficulties with the Phoenix pay system, and employee engagement issues related to a modernization exercise in the Greater Toronto Area are other examples of challenges that require a constant capacity to adapt and adjust. ... A foundational piece of our self-assessment will be the International Monetary Fund's Tax Administration Diagnostic Assessment Tool that we will use to assess key performance outcome areas common to all tax administrations in a standardized and objective way. ... Most Canadians comply with tax and benefit requirements; for example, in 2016-2017, 91% of all individuals filed and paid their taxes on time. ...

For example, an annual return and any tax payable for the 2022 calendar year will be due by April 30, 2023. ... For example, an organization is not required to own or lease a site to qualify as a vocational school. ... For example, a municipality pays an honorarium to an elected official. ...

Bill C-38 proposes to expand the zero-rating provision to include corrective eyewear supplied under the authority of an assessment record produced by a person who is entitled under the laws of the province in which the person practises (e.g., an optician) to produce the assessment record authorizing the dispensing of corrective eyewear. ... Starting in April 2007, the Canada Revenue Agency (the CRA) has in most cases issued a Notice of Assessment once a GST/HST return was filed. ... Consequently, a Notice of Assessment would not be issued for that period. ...

The LPRAB has developed a technical capacity model and diagnostic methodology to identify areas of strength and weakness in technical tax knowledge and expertise. Technical capacity risk assessments have been completed for the Excise and GST/HST and Income Tax Rulings Directorates. ... As an example, one region identified the municipal determinations Headquarters workload as one that could be effectively allocated to them. ...

The LPRAB has developed a technical capacity model and diagnostic methodology to identify areas of strength and weakness in technical tax knowledge and expertise. Technical capacity risk assessments have been completed for the Excise and GST/HST and Income Tax Rulings Directorates. ... As an example, one region identified the municipal determinations Headquarters workload as one that could be effectively allocated to them. ...

The medical model, which characterizes illness and loss of function for persons with disability in categorical or diagnostic terms, is still predominant in health and social systems in Canada. ... This may include copies of medical reports, diagnostic tests, and other information with allowance for as much space as required. ... CRA reviews adaptive technology usability and uses an Accessibility Assessment ToolKit (AATK). ...

For example, all new and revised bulletins are written using plain language writing techniques. ... In addition, the bulletins include, where appropriate, references to relevant case law and other CRA publications as well as examples to illustrate how the law is applied. ... When there is a subsequent change in a previous interpretation or position, and the change is beneficial to taxpayers, it is usually effective for all future assessments and reassessments. ...

For example, all new and revised bulletins are written using plain language writing techniques. ... In addition, the bulletins include, where appropriate, references to relevant case law and other CRA publications as well as examples to illustrate how the law is applied. ... When there is a subsequent change in a previous interpretation or position, and the change is beneficial to taxpayers, it is usually effective for all future assessments and reassessments. ...

For example, all new and revised bulletins are written using plain language writing techniques. ... In addition, the bulletins include, where appropriate, references to relevant case law and other CRA publications as well as examples to illustrate how the law is applied. ... When there is a subsequent change in a previous interpretation or position, and the change is beneficial to taxpayers, it is usually effective for all future assessments and reassessments. ...