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CRA help for complex, stressful tax situations.

TaxHelp.ca supports Canadians dealing with unfiled returns, audits, objections, CRA collections, voluntary disclosures, and relief applications. The focus is practical: understand the issue, organize the evidence, and move toward resolution.

Unfiled Tax Returns

File years of missed personal, corporate, GST/HST, or payroll returns with a plan that addresses CRA pressure.
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Voluntary Disclosures Program (VDP)

Correct past non-compliance before CRA contacts you and pursue relief from penalties where available.
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CRA Audit Help in Canada

Respond to CRA audit requests with organized documentation, technical analysis, and experienced representation.
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Consumer Proposal

Understand how a consumer proposal may help with CRA debt and how tax filings fit into the process.
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Notice of Objection

Challenge an incorrect reassessment with evidence, deadlines, and a clear objection strategy.
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CRA Enforcement Actions

Get help with wage garnishments, bank freezes, requirements to pay, liens, and urgent CRA collections.
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TaxPayer Relief

Request relief from penalties and interest when hardship, error, delay, or exceptional circumstances apply.
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Trusts

Resolve trust filing, reporting, disclosure, and CRA compliance issues with a specialized tax team.
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Non Resident Tax Returns

Handle Canadian filing obligations for non-residents, emigrants, real estate, and cross-border tax matters.
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T1OVP: RRSP Overcontributions

Address RRSP overcontribution penalties, T1OVP filings, and possible relief requests.
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How we work

A measured response to CRA pressure.

CRA issues are easier to resolve when the facts are rebuilt carefully and the response is strategic rather than reactive.

Review

Clarify what CRA is asking for, what deadlines apply, and what documents matter.

Prepare

Rebuild records, organize support, and prepare filings or submissions.

Resolve

Communicate professionally with CRA and move the file toward a defensible outcome.

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