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Why is the CRA Forgiving Debt?, Vancouver Gets a Settlement & Wedding Etiquette Leaves You Solo!
Chapter 1:
It’s emerged that the CRA wrote off a $133 million tax debt. The CRA is refusing to reveal why, or whether the write off was for an individual or a corporation. We attempted to get answers from the CRA, but was told, due to ‘confidentiality provisions’ specifics can’t be disclosed. Will Canadians ever know the truth about this write off?
Guest: Insolvency Trustee and CPA Blair Mantin
Guest: Conservative Critic for the CRA Pat Kelly
Chapter 2:
The Sahota family has settled with the City of Vancouver over bylaw charges related to the single room occupancy hotels they own in the downtown eastside. The fine? $150,000 and they’ve been asked to donate $25,000 to two charities. Is this another case of the family flying under the radar of authorities while their residents live in squalor?
Guest: Globe and Mail Reporter Wendy Steuck
Chapter 3:
Do you know your wedding etiquette? Things are changing in the world of weddings and some couples are not allowing guests to bring a +1. How would you feel if you got an invitation from a friend or family member, inviting you to their wedding, but having to show up solo because you were not granted a +1...Would you go?
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By CuriouscastChapter 1:
It’s emerged that the CRA wrote off a $133 million tax debt. The CRA is refusing to reveal why, or whether the write off was for an individual or a corporation. We attempted to get answers from the CRA, but was told, due to ‘confidentiality provisions’ specifics can’t be disclosed. Will Canadians ever know the truth about this write off?
Guest: Insolvency Trustee and CPA Blair Mantin
Guest: Conservative Critic for the CRA Pat Kelly
Chapter 2:
The Sahota family has settled with the City of Vancouver over bylaw charges related to the single room occupancy hotels they own in the downtown eastside. The fine? $150,000 and they’ve been asked to donate $25,000 to two charities. Is this another case of the family flying under the radar of authorities while their residents live in squalor?
Guest: Globe and Mail Reporter Wendy Steuck
Chapter 3:
Do you know your wedding etiquette? Things are changing in the world of weddings and some couples are not allowing guests to bring a +1. How would you feel if you got an invitation from a friend or family member, inviting you to their wedding, but having to show up solo because you were not granted a +1...Would you go?