What are your options if CRA says you were ineligible and must repay CERB, CRB or other pandemic related benefits? Can you file a bankruptcy or proposal if you can't afford to pay back CERB? Doug Hoyes explains.
Has the CRA charged you with interest or penalties? Learn about financial situations that qualify for waived charges, how to file for the CRA Taxpayer Relief Program and what to do if you aren’t approved.
The utilization of CERB payments for eligible Canadian’s counts as taxable income. We explain your options if you can't pay your CERB or CRB tax obligations.
If you are unable to meet your tax payments, you may be considering borrowing to reduce long term interest and penalties. Learn if taking out a loan to pay taxes is a good choice for you.
Blog Post Updated October 2020: Find out more about Canada’s Response Benefits, and if these payments can be garnished.
Are you thinking about filing a consumer proposal, but are unsure if the CRA will accept it? Doug Hoyes provides his best tips for a successful proposal involving tax debts based on his extensive experience.
Has the Canada Revenue Agency issued a legal notice to you called a Requirement to Pay? Find out what to do if this happens to you and what you need to know as the taxpayer.
Owing money to the CRA can be stressful, especially as penalties and interest begin. We’ll show you what options are available to you if you can’t afford those payments and what your next steps should be.
If you have unpaid taxes to the CRA, they can exercise their collection right to freeze your bank accounts. Learn about what you can do if your accounts get frozen and what your next steps are.
Are you feeling pressure because you have unpaid debts to the CRA? In this guide we’ll explain various CRA collection methods and how insolvency works to stop the CRA and clear your tax debts.
Some businesses that do your taxes offer ‘cash back’ incentives for using their services, but what does this mean for the consumer? We explain how instant tax refunds really work and the associated costs.
CRA tax debt problems can build up. Our experts, Doug Hoyes & Ian Martin talk about how to avoid a big tax obligation and what to do if you do face a large amount of taxes owing.
Did you know that bankruptcy law does eliminate most tax debt? Learn about when your tax debts can be discharged through insolvency and the implications of a CRA bankruptcy.
Beware of complicated tax scheme or tax shelter to reduce your tax obligation. Some of these schemes are fraudulent, some are scams and can result in a sudden high tax bill.
Tax debts can be a tricky circumstance to navigate, especially if you are not sure who can help you deal with the issue. Find out what to do and who to seek help from in specific tax debt situations.
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