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Do you disagree with the Canada Revenue Agency’s (“CRA”) decision resulting from an objection?
Taxpayers have every right to appeal the assessment to the Tax Court of Canada (“TCC”).
With that in mind, there are details that every taxpayer should be aware of before appealing in Tax Court. Firstly, there is a time limit that a taxpayer has to obey. Typically, he or she much file their Notice of Appeal within 90 days from the date Notice of Confirmation or Notice of Reassessment was finalized by the CRA.
Another avenue that taxpayers in this situation must be aware of is the time extension. If the taxpayer is looking for an extension to appeal then he or she has one year after the 90-day time limit has lapsed to submit the application.
Do you disagree with the Canada Revenue Agency’s (“CRA”) decision resulting from an objection?
Taxpayers have every right to appeal the assessment to the Tax Court of Canada (“TCC”).
With that in mind, there are details that every taxpayer should be aware of before appealing in Tax Court. Firstly, there is a time limit that a taxpayer has to obey. Typically, he or she much file their Notice of Appeal within 90 days from the date Notice of Confirmation or Notice of Reassessment was finalized by the CRA.
Another avenue that taxpayers in this situation must be aware of is the time extension. If the taxpayer is looking for an extension to appeal then he or she has one year after the 90-day time limit has lapsed to submit the application.
To begin, this procedure is open for professionals and non-professionals alike to appear. One may be qualified to proceed under the Informal Procedure if:
The disputed amount of federal tax and penalties is not more than $25,000 per assessment;
The disputed loss amount is not more than $50,000 per determination or
Interest on federal taxes Audit and on penalties is the only matter in dispute
It should be noted that the TCC is known to be more flexible in its application or the rules of evidence and that there is no filing fee for an appeal under this procedure.
If you do not qualify to have your appeal heard under the informal procedure, the TCC will hear your appeal under the general procedure.
The disputed amount is not relevant in this type of procedure.
Unlike the Informal Procedure, the TCC requires a filing fee to accompany your Notice of Appeal:
