A letter from the Canada Revenue Agency can be stressful, but most letters are routine requests that can be resolved quickly if they’re answered properly and on time. Garg Accounting reviews your letter, explains exactly what the CRA is asking, gathers the right documents and responds on your behalf.
Most CRA letters give you a deadline (often 30 days) to respond. If you disagree with an assessment, you generally have 90 days from the date on the notice to file an objection. Ignoring a letter usually means the CRA denies the claim and reassesses you, so contact us as soon as it arrives.
Not usually. Most letters are reviews asking you to send receipts or proof for a claim. Full audits are less common, but every letter should be answered by the deadline.
The deadline is printed on the letter, often 30 days. If you need more time, we can contact the CRA to request an extension.
Yes. Once you authorize us as your representative, we can access your CRA information and deal with the CRA directly.
You can file a Notice of Objection, generally within 90 days of the date on your Notice of Assessment or Reassessment. We prepare and file objections for clients.
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