A review is a targeted request for support on specific claims and is largely automated. An audit is a broader examination of your records, usually on site or through extensive document requests. Both are manageable; audits simply take longer.

Yes. Once you authorise us through Represent a Client we can speak with CRA on your behalf, receive correspondence and negotiate directly. Most clients never speak to CRA themselves.

File a notice of objection, generally within ninety days of the assessment date for individuals. We prepare the objection with the supporting argument and documents, and deal with the appeals officer assigned to it.

A payment arrangement based on what you can genuinely afford, sometimes combined with a taxpayer relief application for the penalties and interest. Contacting CRA before collections escalates always produces better terms than waiting.