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Article Canadians WHO Fail to Report Foreign Assets to the Cra Risk Audits
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- Canadians with specified foreign property over $100,000 must file Form T1135 by April 30 (June 15 for self-employed).
- Failure to report can lead to CRA audits and penalties of $25 per day up to $2,500.
- Specified foreign property includes foreign bank accounts, foreign company shares, and foreign rental real estate.
- Personal-use foreign real estate and assets in Canadian registered plans are excluded.
- Penalties can accumulate for multiple years of non-reporting.
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