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article ottawa drops proposal to give cra power to compel testimony under oath
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AI-generatedNo direct commercial mechanism identified. The article discusses a regulatory change in Canadian tax audit procedures, which may affect tax compliance costs for businesses but lacks specific commercial impact on any sector, product, or supply chain. The change is too general and early-stage to infer material commercial effects.
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- Canadian government dropped proposal to give CRA power to compel testimony under oath.
- Bill C-31 still expands CRA audit powers including new penalties for non-compliance.
- Proposed $50 daily penalty for non-compliance, up to $25,000.
- CRA could impose 10% penalty on taxes owed if compliance order obtained.
- CRA can issue notices of non-compliance to third parties for taxpayer information.
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