Running a business is difficult; understanding your tax obligations doesn’t need to be
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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) offers free Liaison Officer services to owners of small businesses and self-employed individuals to help them understand their tax obligations. A visit from a Liaison Officer is 100% confidential: the information you choose to discuss with them will not be shared with other areas of the CRA, or anyone else.
Did you know that the CRA has helped over 17,000 small business owners and self-employed individuals virtually through the Liaison Officer service since the beginning of the pandemic and over 69,000 small business owners and self-employed individuals since the start of the program in 2014.
How can this service help you?
There are two ways that businesses or self-employed individuals can benefit from the Liaison Officer service:
personalized visits by phone or online (videoconference)
webinars for associations or groups
During a personalized visit, a liaison officer will:
Answer your tax-related questions and address concerns
Discuss common tax errors and financial benchmarks in the small business community
Provide information on various online tools and electronic services offered by the CRA
Provide recommendations on how to strengthen your bookkeeping system
Discuss COVID-19 related measures, if needed
During a webinar, the liaison officer will:
Explain common tax errors
Demonstrate how to use financial benchmarks for relevant industries
Provide information on the CRA’s services
Explain general bookkeeping concepts and best practices
Discuss COVID-19 related measures, if needed
Find out more about the Liaison Officer service and request your appointment today.
You can learn more about seniors tax filing by visiting the links above or by scheduling a free consultation with us.