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On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 13:09:34 -0700 (PDT), jim <robson@nf.sympatico.ca>
wrote:

>On Aug 29, 3:09�pm, Alan Baggett <canada.revenue.age...@hotmail.com>
>wrote:
>> Have Canadians Ever Had the Right to Pay the Lowest Tax Allowed by
>> Law? Part I of II :CRA SOTW
>>
>> ----
>> Due to request, this week and next week we�ll be rerunning one of last
>> year�s most popular tax tales from the Canada Revenue Agency SOTW
>> Library
>> ---
>>
>> Every court in the land has affirmed that Canadians have the right to
>> pay lowest amount of tax allowed by law.
>>
>> Makes perfect sense. Doesn't it?
>>
>> But although National Department of Revenue, Revenue Canada, the CCRA
>> or the CRA (or whatever name they choose to use) has been present at
>> each and every one of these court decisions somehow... well... lets
>> just say that for some reason they consider this to be a guideline
>> rather than an actual set-in-stone law.
>>
>> Let's consider audits for a moment. Oft times auditors do find
>> discrepancies in Books and Records and so they are right in adjusting
>> income/expenses and tax owed. But, other times, it seems that a CRA
>> auditor will decide on a discrepancy simply because they feel they
>> have to - to justify their job (and paycheque). After all if they
>> don't find error than they don't need auditors do they?
>>
>> Now of course we all have the right to appeal questionable
>> assessments. So, for example let's say that you're unjustly reassessed
>> with tax, penalty and interest totalling $1000. To fight this you may
>> have to pay an accountant to help you out. If you go to court you may
>> decide on hiring legal representation. You have to take a day or more
>> off work to prepare everything and appear in court - that's lost pay.
>> There's the time and expense of travel. And the possibility of further
>> appeals. This could all add up to $1000. Or more. Much more. And of
>> course the aggravation and stress. So in the end very often it is
>> cheaper to pay tax that you don't owe than to challenge a bogus
>> assessment.
>>
>> And some feel that by paying a tax debt that they don't owe that the
>> CRA will just let them be while if they challenge... well the CRA will
>> just go after them with a vengeance. But is this true? Or does it just
>> make them bolder? If we got an extra $1000 this tax year why not go
>> for $1500 the next?
>>
>> Still not convinced?
>>
>> Well then lets go back a number of years to a chap by the name of
>> Blair Longley.
>>
>> Blair Longley (Blair T. Longley and Her Majesty the Queen) dreamed up
>> a plan whereby Canadians could receive federal political contribution
>> tax credits for contributions made to a political party. But his idea
>> was a bit different because the contributor could direct their
>> contribution so as to benefit the contributor or to benefit the
>> contributor's designate. This plan became known as the "Contributor's
>> Choice Concept" (the "CCC"), or "Longley's Loophole". But because some
>> were skeptical of his scheme Mr. Longley requested confirmation from
>> the tax collector that his idea was legal. For five long years he
>> pursued RevCan seeking written confirmation that his idea was legal.
>>
>> �But Revenue Canada �refused to acknowledge this to him in writing.
>>
>> His patience finally wearing thin he decided to take this issue to
>> Court. It was the Court's decision that:
>>
>> "Revenue Canada dealt dishonestly with Mr. Longley. It is apparent
>> that Revenue Canada was aware from early on that Mr. Longley's scheme
>> did not appear to be contrary to the provisions of s. 127(3) of the
>> Act. Nevertheless, they set out to discourage him and his potential
>> contributors by refusing to confirm that fact and, ultimately, to
>> mislead him with respect to the legal strength of the Department's
>> position. The Department acted without regard for its obligation to
>> deal fairly and openly with all taxpayers and to administer the Act in
>> accordance with the law."
>>
>> But the judge's decision did not end here, he concluded by stating:
>>
>> "I am of the view that the award in this case ought to be one which
>> reflects the Court's displeasure with the abuse by Revenue Canada of
>> its position. In the circumstances of this case I have concluded that
>> the appropriate award of punitive damages, intended to dissuade
>> Revenue Canada from acting again in such a high handed, arrogant and
>> dishonest way, is $50,000."
>>
>> Convinced? No? You're not?
>>
>> Well than stay tuned for next weeks stunning conclusion to the
>> question "Have Canadians Ever Had the Right to Pay the Lowest Tax
>> Allowed by Law?" For a pair of Court cases that you just will not
>> believe.
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------�--------------------------
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>> Pop the link below into your browser to view the entire CRA SOTW
>> Library!http://canada.revenue.agency.angelfire.com
>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------�----------------------------
>> Alan Baggett � Tax Collector�s Bible
>
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