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Providing third-party information to the CRA
Audio interview with Adam Aptowitzer and Nicole Zummach
December 1, 2008
When audited by the Canada Revenue Agency, charities may find themselves being asked to provide third-party information. Third-parties can be as varied as the charity's donors or employees, and when the CRA requests information, a charity has little choice but to hand it over. Listen now to learn more about situations where third-party information may be requested, the impact of a charity's privacy policy on such a request, as well as a charity's liabilities with regard to the accuracy of the information they provide.
Providing third-party information to the CRA
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(Note: To download the file and listen later, right click on the link and click "Save target as", "Save link as..." or "Download linked file.")Run time: 14:08 minutes
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