Wrong Tax Law

Frequently asked questions

I've received an audit letter from the CRA. Can Wrong Tax Law help?

Yes. The firm assists with CRA audits and audit reviews, and it represents individuals and small businesses in dealings with the Canada Revenue Agency.

What is a voluntary disclosure, and can the firm file one for me?

A voluntary disclosure is a way for a taxpayer to come forward about unreported income or missed filings. The firm prepares voluntary disclosures, and it also handles taxpayer relief (fairness) applications and objections to tax assessments with the CRA.

Does the firm handle Tax Court of Canada appeals?

Yes. When a dispute with the CRA can't be resolved through an objection, the practice can take the matter to the Tax Court of Canada.

Besides tax, what else does the firm do?

The practice also prepares wills, sets up trusts and estate plans, does tax-driven corporate planning for small and medium businesses, offers mediation, and provides notarial and commissioning services.

I'm an accountant with a client facing a CRA dispute. Will the firm work with me?

Yes. Wrong Tax Law works with accounting firms whose clients are in a controversy with the Canada Revenue Agency, a legal side of tax matters that accountants aren't always trained to take on.

How do appointments and consultations work?

The firm sees clients by appointment. Initial consultations may be charged by the half hour, with the first three hours reimbursed if you retain the firm. You can call (416) 471-4490 or use the contact form on the site to set up a meeting.