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|    Re: Investment industry asks tax man for    |
|    21 Jul 12 22:46:27    |
      From: email@is.invalid              Canuck57 wrote:              > On 17/07/2012 11:45 AM, Alan Baggett wrote:       >> Investment industry asks tax man for a little relief : CRA SOTW       >>       >> Barbara Shecter 2:54 PM ET |       >>       >> The investment industry is hoping the Canada Revenue Agency is       >> willing to do with a little less income tax money to help       >> eliminate “cost-ineffective” reporting of corrections to client       >> tax slips.       >>       >> In a letter sent to two CRA officials last week, the Investment       >> Industry Association of Canada asked for legislative or       >> regulatory changes if necessary to remove a requirement that tax       >> slips with corrections — at least those with corrections of less       >> than $100 — be mailed to clients and filed with the CRA.       >>       >> To back the request, the industry association offered up a test       >> case in which the requirement to report the tax slip corrections       >> would “cost more… than will be collected in revenue.”       >>       >> In that case, which involved limited partnerships units of a       >> mining firm, the correction involved “very small amounts, with       >> even smaller income tax revenue effects.” Most of the 598 clients       >> affected, some 86%, “would have received tax slips with pennies       >> in income.”       >>       >> The letter suggests the change could help with federal government       >> efforts to “eliminate red tape” and would not have to live with       >> reduced income tax revenue. In the event that a taxpayer owed       >> funds, these could be paid by the securities-issuing firm that       >> made the error in the first place, the investment industry       >> association suggests.       >       > It is now easier and less taxing just to go offshore.       >       > Why bother with the Canadian bu11sh1t?                     Baggett is more interested in selling his book than anything else.       He probably has an offshore account for the proceeds.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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