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   Rodd Dares CRA to  Collect All He Owes - BC + Alberta- Even Prison ?   
      
   Based on Rodd's articles, it  seems he owes CRA around $1 MILLION =   
   tax on undeclared income, plus interest, plus criminal and civil penalties   
      
   Lots have changed in 5 years, like I have 3 houses and an acreage in Alberta, a   
   Condo in Guelph, a Condo in Radium.Â3 cars, 2 classic cars, 2 escalades, and   
   more money then I know what to do with. I DON'T BOTHER WITH TAXES,   
   BECAUSE SELLING DRUGS IS ALL FOR CASH. Now I travel around the   
   world first class and will retire soon.   
      
   CRA Going After Ebay Sellers, and Similar Tax Swindlers   
      
   CRA=SI Head Office Ottawa   
   directed CRA=SI Winnipeg District Office   
   who then ordered Edmonton CRA=SI   
   who re-opened the files of SI Inspector David Poon - remember him?   
   and CRA-SI - BC District Office - regarding property in Radium   
      
   Subject: Time to BRAG! Rodd is Godd ..UNTOUCHABLE   
   Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2011 17:12:04 -0700   
   Profits for Nov and Dec 2010 (xmas sales rush)   
      
   Ebay 10 accounts=$41,879(paid ebay $674.89 for adds)   
   Craigslist 12 accounts free adds canada wide=$7943.25   
   usededmonton  7 accounts=$3,712.12   
   edmforsale(newgroup)5 alias=$3,175.83   
   cgyforsale(newsgroup)6 alias$1,754.99   
   campus auction market 4 accounts=$1,578.71(paid $56.45 for adds)   
   Barginfinder press (many adds all free)=$8,319.76   
   kijiji 8 accounts (free adds)=$18,600(approx sales havent ended)   
   ect.........   
   Not bad for 2 months, it was a slow year   
      
   Subject: Time to BRAG! Rodd is Godd ..UNTOUCHABLE   
   From:   
      
      
   Profits for Nov and Dec 2010 (xmas sales rush)   
      
   Ebay 10 accounts=$41,879(paid ebay $674.89 for adds)   
   Craigslist 12 accounts free adds canada wide=$7943.25   
   usededmonton  7 accounts=$3,712.12   
   edmforsale(newgroup)5 alias=$3,175.83   
   cgyforsale(newsgroup)6 alias$1,754.99   
   campus auction market 4 accounts=$1,578.71(paid $56.45 for adds)   
   Barginfinder press (many adds all free)=$8,319.76   
   kijiji 8 accounts (free adds)=$18,600(approx sales havent ended)   
   ect.........   
   Not bad for 2 months, it was a slow year LMAO   
      
   All tax free...........What did you make?   
   You should see what Rodd makes in a year.......................kiss kiss   
      
      
   In 2008-2009, CRA referrals of criminal investigations to the Public   
   Prosecution   
   Service of Canada resulted in:   
      
       * Courts across Canada imposing fines of close to $29.2 million and   
   offenders sentenced to more than 81 years in prison.   
       * Convictions in 323 cases for tax evasion or fraud and convictions   
   obtained   
   in 98% of cases prosecuted.   
      
   Audit programs detected a fiscal impact of $5.2 billion identified through   
   international and large business audits, and $2.2 billion resulting from audits   
   and examinations of small- and medium-sized businesses (includes the fiscal   
   impact of the $1.4 billion of unreported income noted above);   
      
   Tax cheating is a crime   
      
   Ottawa, Ontario, April 17, 2009... The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) reminds   
   Canadians that not complying with the tax laws will result in serious   
   consequences. Once caught, tax cheats face fines, penalties, and even jail—and   
   they must always pay the taxes they tried to evade.   
      
   In 2007-2008, CRA criminal investigations led to convictions in 299 cases of   
   tax   
   evasion or fraud, or 96% of the files prosecuted. Courts across Canada imposed   
   close to $27.5 million in fines. Offenders were sentenced to a total of more   
   than 44 years in prison.   
      
   Convictions for tax evasion, including not filing tax returns and making false   
   declarations, can result in court imposed fines of up to twice the taxes   
   evaded,   
   plus jail time. In addition, taxpayers still have to pay the taxes owed and all   
   other civil penalties and interest imposed by the CRA.   
      
   Prairie Region Informant Leads Centre   
      
   Tel.: 1-866-453-0450 (toll free)   
   Fax: 204-984-6721   
      
   Mail:   
   Prairie Region Informant Leads Centre   
   Winnipeg Tax Services Office   
   325 Broadway, 5th Floor   
   Post Office Box 1022   
   Winnipeg MB  R3C 2W2   
      
   Hours of service: 8:15 a.m to 5:00 p.m. (local time).   
      
   Pacific Region Informant Leads Centre   
      
   Tel.: 1-866-846-3535 (toll free)   
   Fax: 250-470-5060   
      
   Mail:   
   Pacific Region Informant Leads Centre   
   Southern Interior Tax Services Office   
   c/o Surrey Tax Centre   
   9755 King George Boulevard   
   Surrey BC  V3T 5E1   
      
   Hours of service: 8:15 a.m to 4:30 p.m. (local time).   
      
      
   Now you will not only have to pay taxes, plus penalties on all your undeclared   
   income, but probably also PRISON !   
      
   You are not a Bronfman, nor can you pay off a deputy minister of finance Rodd.   
      
   You should not have been bragging so much:   
   >Lots have changed in 4 years, like I have 3 houses in the Edmonton   
   >area, and a Condo in Radium, BC. 3 Cars, 1 SUV.   
      
   CRA do not care how you obtained all the assets -   
   whether from drug dealing, male prostitution, or from sales   
   of stolen goods, or unlicenced sales of computers   
   at flea markets.   
      
   They will perform an arbitrary assessment after contacting all your   
   ISP's. Just ask sharx for further info   
      
   All the clowns in Deadmonton want more and more people   
   to know the truth about this cesspool.   
      
   News across Canada have carried the article below over past while.   
   Guess CRA will also be nailing second-hand dealers flogging on   
   kijiji,used[city] and barter businesses as well.   
   Maybe that is why some of the former sellers and barter boys   
   are now no longer listing their junk for sale on newsgroups -   
   because they got caught?   
      
   People will then have to ship their items out of Canada, and have   
   them sold in foreign countries, just to avoid paying the proper taxes?   
      
   Canadians who are high-volume sellers of products on the online   
   eBay marketplace may find themselves being audited by the   
   Canada Revenue Agency beginning this fall.   
      
   Revenue Minister Jean-Pierre Blackburn said Thursday anyone who has   
   sold products on the Web site could avoid audits, fines and penalties by   
   voluntarily coming forward and declaring the revenue to the agency.   
      
   "Taxpayers should know that the tax laws that apply to traditional   
   commerce apply in the same way to electronic commerce, like eBay selling,"   
   Mr. Blackburn said in a statement. "I strongly encourage eBay sellers, and   
   for that matter, any taxpayer who has not already done so, to correct   
   their tax affairs as soon as possible to avoid penalties or prosecution."   
      
   EBay Canada's head of marketplace development, Andrea Stairs, said the   
   company had alerted all members affected by the outcome of a recent   
   Federal Court of Canada decision prior to disclosing their account   
   information to the CRA.   
   "To date, there have been no additional information requests from the   
   CRA," Ms. Stairs said in a statement. For more information.   
   http://www.ebay.ca/powersellerinfo.   
      
   The CRA reminded those who may have been flying under the radar that they   
   can escape penalty and interest on overdue tax by coming forward under the   
   Voluntary Disclosure Program, provided such action is initiated before the   
   CRA launches any audit or other compliance act.   
      
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