Ryan Talks Tax Podcast | Episode 9 | Canadian Audit Activity
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In Episode 9, we discuss the current state of audit activity by Canadian tax authorities following the significant slowdown experienced in the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic, including recent activity levels, changes to certain operating procedures, auditor and taxpayer expectations, potential issues, and present areas of focus. Our guests also provide practical advice on how to manage the process for ongoing and upcoming audits.
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Guests
Jeff Shaw
Director, Client Support Services
jeffrey.shaw@ryan.com
Carole Walker
Senior Manager, Sales Tax Advisory
carole.walker@ryan.com
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