Tax Payer Relief by CRA’s Taxpayer Relief Program

CRA has been training all their agents, such as auditors or collection agents, to use the buzz word “Tax payer relief” when communicating with tax payers as if that is an easy and simple request to make to get a big reduction of the tax debts

The matter of the fact is that every tax payer wants to have their tax debts reduced. To not open a gate of flood, CRA’s criteria for tax payer relief are quite strict to say the least.

CRA normally grants tax payer relief from penalties and interest due to extraordinary circumstances, actions of the CRA and inability to pay or financial hardship. Penalties and interest may be waived or cancelled in whole or in part where there are circumstances that are beyond the taxpayer’s control.

The following are typical examples of situations that may merit for tax payer relief:

Natural or man-made disasters such as, floods, fires, hurricanes, civil disturbances, Serious illness or accidents,  Serious mental or emotional distress, such as a death in the immediate family.

Mistakes of CRA: you can apply under taxpayer relief if actions of the CRA caused the penalties and interest including:

–  Processing delays within a reasonable time whereby the taxpayer was not informed of the amount owing;

–  Errors in materials by CRA which led to a mistake.

–  Incorrect information provided to the taxpayer in writing;

–  Errors in processing,

–  Delays in resolving an objection or an appeal.

Tax payer relief provision enables the taxpayer to settle their account with possible financial relief. The result of successful taxpayer relief includes:

– Waive or cancel penalties and interest,

– Extend the filing-due date for making certain elections or grant permission to amend or revoke certain elections.

– Authorize a refund to an individual even though an income tax return is filed outside the normal filing period;

– Authorize a reassessment or re-determination for an individual beyond the three-year normal reassessment period to allow a refund or a reduction in an amount payable.

You have 10 years from the end of the calendar year in which the tax year or fiscal period at issue ended to make a request to the CRA for tax payer relief.

We have gained special knowledge that CRA does not share with public about tax payer relief approving factors that we have achieved great success over. Just see yourself what the satisfied client say about their tax payer relief results in their testimonials. You can be the next.

You many think that you are not qualified, if you do not ask, you lose 100%. By asking the help from experienced professionals, you chance of getting tax payer relief is much increased.

What You Need to Do Now to Get Tax Payer Relief

Hire someone who is qualified and has the experience to help you to get your tax reduced. Many people try to handle the tax payer relief themselves, resulting in frustrating results because they do not understand the how tax payer relief system work. Keep in mind the tax payer relief is more than just a simple request. You need strong support from various aspects.

Why Choose Tax 911 Now Team for Tax Payer Relief

We have helped clients in reducing their tax debts by filing tax payer relief and negotiated excellent settlement for them. See what happy clients say about our Tax payer relief service in the testimonial.

Tax 911 Now tax payer relief services are offered across Canada in:

  • Toronto
  • Markham
  • Vancouver
  • Calgary

Our initial consultation is FREE and CONFIDENTIAL. You will get comprehensive analysis of your tax situation and recommended solutions in the first meeting. Then you can decide what to do from there.