ASSESSMENTS FOR UNFILED RETURNS

Notional
assessments.

Get help understanding a CRA assessment issued when a tax return has not been filed.

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HOW WE HELP

Compare the notice with the actual records.

The CRA can assess tax when a required return has not been filed. The amount on that notice needs to be considered alongside your actual income and records. We help review the notice and discuss the filing or response work needed.

01

Understand the notice

Identify the tax year, amount assessed and correspondence that led to the assessment.

02

Prepare missing information

Gather the records needed to establish the actual tax position and address unfiled returns.

03

Review response options

Discuss the filing, objection or other steps that may apply, including relevant dates.

What to have ready.

  • The assessment and any demand-to-file letters
  • Records for the tax years involved
  • Any return or response already submitted

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Missing something?
That’s okay.

Tell us what you have. We will explain which records are needed for the agreed work.

FAQS

Common questions.

Yes. The CRA can issue an assessment where a required return has not been filed.

Do not assume that it does. The assessment, missing return and applicable response process need to be reviewed together.

That depends on the actual records and the CRA’s review. No reduction can be promised before the facts are assessed.

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Personal Tax Filing Catch-Up

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Objections and Appeals

Let’s work out the next step.

Tell us what you need help with. We will discuss the work involved and how to begin.

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