National Revenue Minister Gail Shea (Egmont, PE) visited the Royal Ontario Museum to promote the children's arts tax credit, a new non-refundable credit passed in the 2011 federal budget. Shea said that parents whose children participate in paid artistic, cultural, recreational, and developmental programs now enjoy the same benefit as parents whose children participate in … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency announced that on Feb. 6, 2012, in the Ontario Court of Justice in Windsor, Philip Carlini of Windsor, ON, pleaded guilty to one count of making a false statement on his 2003 personal income tax return. Carlini was fined $30,000, which represents 101 per cent of the total federal taxes evaded. … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency announced that John Naccarato pleaded guilty to one count of tax evasion. The agency said that Naccarato was sentenced to 30 days house arrest and a fine of $51,000 which represents 85 per cent the taxes evaded. Naccarato was the sole shareholder and President of Duracon Tile and Concrete Ltd. also … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency announced that Baldev Singh Klair of Markham, ON, pleaded guilty on Jan. 27, 2012, in the Ontario Court of Justice in Newmarket, ON, to two counts of tax evasion. Klair was fined a total of $18,500, which represents 200 per cent of the total taxes evaded. Klair is a self-employed taxi … Read more
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea (Egmont, PE) along with Conservative MP Bob Zimmer (Prince George-Peace River, BC), and Conservative MP Dick Harris (Cariboo-Prince George, BC) visited the Pineview Firehall in Prince George, BC, to promote a new non-refundable tax credit for volunteer firefighters. The non-refundable tax credit is available to any volunteer firefighter who serves … Read more
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea (Egmont, PE) and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of National Revenue Cathy McLeod (Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo, BC) visited the Kamloops Academy of Dance to promote the children's arts tax credit, a new non-refundable credit passed in the 2011 federal budget. Shea said that parents whose children participate in paid artistic, cultural, recreational, … Read more
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea (Egmont, PE) visited the University of British Columbia 4-H Community Club to promote the children's arts tax credit, a new non-refundable credit passed in the 2011 federal budget. Shea said parents whose children participate in paid artistic, cultural, recreational, and developmental programs will now enjoy the same benefit as parents … Read more
National Revenue Minister Gail Shea (Egmont, PE) visited the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria to promote the children's arts tax credit, a new non-refundable credit passed in the 2011 federal budget. Shea said parents whose children participate in paid artistic, cultural, recreational, and developmental programs will now enjoy the same benefit as parents whose children … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency announced that as of January 2012 Canadians can electronically file an information return of up to fifty slips in a single submission using the Canada Revenue Agency's Web Forms application. The information return types that can be submitted include T3, T4, T4A, T4A-NR, T4E, T4RIF, T4RSP, T5, T5007, T5008, T5018 and … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency announced that Harold McPherson of Etobicoke, ON, pleaded guilty in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton, to three counts of failing to file personal tax returns. He was fined $1,000 per count, for a total of $3,000. McPherson failed to file personal income tax returns for the 2005 to 2007 … Read more
