If you have not filed your Canadian tax returns, or if you have filed them and CRA believes that you have not reported all of your income, they may issue a new worth assessment. They take two financial snapshots, one at the start of the audit period and one at the end.
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Sam Faris
CPA, CGA, LPA, CPA (C.O.) (Expired), FACCA (U.K.)
Sam Faris, President of Faris CPA, is a Licensed Public Accountant in Ontario, with affiliations to CPA Ontario, CPA USA, and FACCA U.K. Since 2003, he's excelled in resolving CRA disputes and tax audits. His firm offers diverse services, from bookkeeping to corporate tax planning, serving a wide client base. Renowned for his formidable track record against the CRA, Sam is a committed advocate and expert in tax resolution.
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