Tax Genius · Canada
CRA Audit & Reassessment Assistance
Audit, proposed-adjustment, reassessment and objection support for Canadian businesses.
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Frequently asked questions
What records can CRA request?
CRA Audit & Reassessment Assistance normally starts with GST/HST/payroll records, audit letter, and returns/NOAs. CRA audits can review books, records and supporting documents and may result in proposed adjustments/reassessment.
What happens after an audit proposes changes?
The CRA Audit & Reassessment Assistance workflow is handled in sequence: Gather facts and supporting records, Review exposure and response options, and Prepare and coordinate the response. CRA audits can review books, records and supporting documents and may result in proposed adjustments/reassessment.
What is a Notice of Reassessment?
CRA audits can review books, records and supporting documents and may result in proposed adjustments/reassessment. The practical impact is then tested against reassessment comparison and evidence index.
Can a business object?
Taxpayers generally receive explanations and can object/appeal within applicable rules and deadlines. The decision uses objection/representation coordination and proposal response and, where necessary, GST/HST/payroll records, contracts/invoices/bank documents, and prior submissions.
How does authorized representation work?
The CRA Audit & Reassessment Assistance workflow is handled in sequence: Track the matter and next steps, Understand the notice or authority action, and Gather facts and supporting records. Representative access must be properly authorized.