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How Do You Trick Revenue Canada That Sent Your Tax Return On The 30th Which You Have Sent It On May 1st?

Question by deputydaly | Posted in Canada


Answer: Can't horseplay them...if you don't owe them any money, it's not a big deal, you have until 6 May to file.

If you do owe, you will be charged a late fee on what you owe. You might want to try and schmooze the tipline to put aside the 5% interest for the one day. CRA is reasonable, believe it or not...
 
 

What Happens If Someone Doesn't File Their Tax Return With Revenue Canada?

Question by Babsi | Posted in Canada


Answer: You are required to troop a return only if you owe income tax. If you've been working and the employer has been withholding the correct amount of tax, then you are not required to file a return. This would occupation normally if you have only one job throughout the year.

If the correct amount has not been withheld, you must file a return, or you will be subject to penalties and interest on the amount owing. In infallible circumstances, the CRA has been known to make up returns for

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In My 2006 Tax Return I Have Claimed Utilities From Revenue Canada Because My Basement Appartment Is On Rent.?

Question by Nasir Q | Posted in United States

My give someone the third degree is that can I claim part of my utilities like hydro, gas and water bills from revenue canada. Please answere my call in. thanks.

Answer: Your Dispute is not clear.

But if you own a property in Canada and you rent out part of it, you can claim the proportion of the property that you rent out against revenues made by the rental.

So if 1/2 of the property was rented out, you could deduct from the rental income on your taxform, 1/2 of holdings taxes, 1/2 of utilities payed by you (not the tennant) and any maintenance to keep the rental part rented.

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Does Anyone Know Thephone Number To Revenue Canada? I Sent My Canadian Tax Return To Winnipeg Manitoba.?

Question by LANCE S | Posted in Canada

I sent off my Canadian Tax return to Winnipeg Manotoba in mid April and still have not received my refund. I would call them if I had their phone loads. Anyone know it?

Answer: The loads given to you is the correct one (1-800-959-8281).
That is the general number, if they can not help you there you will be given another toll furlough number or transferred to the proper department. If you have not called CRA before, be prepared to give your SIN number, day of birth, possible address and the dollar amount of your total income. this information is their way of verifying that you are the individual whom you claim to be.
Just a thought. Are you entitled to

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How Many Income Tax Returns Does The Revenue Canada Process Each Year?

Question by wastyjeffery | Posted in Canada


Answer: The Canada Revenue Energy (formerly known as Revenue Canada) processed about 24 million returns filed by taxpayers.

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How is our tax collected by Revenue Canada calculated?On the basis ...

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