Notice of Objection

CRA’s 5 Most Dangerous Weeks (Now)

How CRA's year-end audit push creates tighter deadlines, faster reassessments, and greater pressure on taxpayers – and why understanding the process can improve your outcome.

• CRA Audit
• CRA Powers
• Notice of Objection
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Feb 27, 2026

Lost A CRA Audit? You Can Still Win (62%)

How a CRA audit loss doesn't have to be final – and why objections, deadlines, interest, and appeal strategy can dramatically change the outcome after a reassessment.

• Notice of Objection
• CRA Audit
• Taxpayer Rights
• +1 more

Feb 5, 2026

CRA’s 5 Most Dangerous Weeks: What TEBA Means for Your Next Audit

What is TEBA, and why does it make February–March the most dangerous weeks for a CRA audit? How the CRA's March 31 year-end drives aggressive reassessments — and a 3-phase plan to protect yourself.

Feb 27, 2026

What To Do When CRA Audits You

Getting a letter from CRA is not the end of the world — but how you respond in the first 72 hours can change everything. Most business owners panic. Some ignore it entirely. Both are mistakes. After 15+ years of defending clients through CRA audits, here are the 9 things I tell every single client the moment they get that letter: 1️⃣ Don't panic — but don't ignore it either 2️⃣ Call your tax advisor before you call anyone else 3️⃣ Understand what type of audit you're dealing with 4️⃣ Organize your records — and only what they asked for 5️⃣ Know your rights as a taxpayer 6️⃣ Respond strategically, not emotionally 7️⃣ Prepare for the reassessment before it comes 8️⃣ File a Notice of Objection if you need to 9️⃣ The one step most people skip (slide 10 👀) Save this post. You might not need it today — but when that letter shows up, you will want it.