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What do I do if I am assessed or reassessed by Canada Revenue Agency and I do not agree with their conclusions?

Upon being assessed or reassessed, a taxpayer has the right to appeal by filing a Notice of Objection with the government. There is however a time limit and individuals should not delay in obtaining professional advice immediately upon receiving the Notice of Assessment or Reassessment. If satisfaction is not obtained at the appeal division level, there is a further right to appeal this decision to the Tax Court of Canada. This Court is a tribunal independent of the Canada Revenue Agency. Such an appeal also includes strict time limitations and individuals should take immediate steps to ensure limitation periods are not missed.

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The general opinions expressed herein are for information purposes only and are not to be relied on. Individuals are encouraged to seek legal advice as it relates to their specific fact scenario to ensure they are fully aware of their legal rights and obligations.

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