Notice of Reassessment and Tax Objection Advice
The article outlines how a Canadian revenue reassessment works and urges filing a Notice of Objection within 30 days, later 90 days, with registered mail. It warns of penalties, wage garnishment, and bank or gold maneuvers, and advises seeking chartered accounting help and staying calm while negotiating with Revenue Canada. It emphasizes practical steps and legal rights in facing reassessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Department
Revenue Canada
RevCan
Chartered Accountant Companies
Feds
U.S
House of Commons
This Week in Canada events by date
A compact recap of key dates from April events in Canadian history. It lists milestones such as the 1856 gold license reversal by Governor Douglas, 1874 Louis Riel being expelled from the House, 1968 Pierre Trudeau becoming prime minister, and 1918 Roy Brown shooting down Baron von Richtofen, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
British Columbia
Louis Riel
House of Commons
Ottawa
Cartier
St. Malo
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Roy Brown
Baron von Richtofen
Money and debt shadow party leadership races
The piece argues that money dictates political leadership contests, noting John Glenn’s debt forced withdrawal and Gary Hart’s advantage after the New Hampshire primary. It urges frugal campaigns, warns against extravagant hospitality, and favors low cost basics like selective signage and policy debates to manage deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Glenn
Gary Hart
New Hampshire
Walter Mondale
Brian Mulroney
John Turner
Iona Campangnolo
Calgary
Nick Taylor
Iona
Mark MacGuigan
Turner
Chretien
Ontario
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Echo
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
P.O. Box 70
Hamiota, Manitoba
Romoto
Manitoba
U.S.A
England
F. D. (Don) Venables
Community Newspapers
By Garth Turner
Donato
Nova Scotia
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto Telegram
John Ross Robertson
President de Gaulle
France
Quebec
Paul Hellyer
of Canada
Harold Innis
William Kirby
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