A definition from the Canada Revenue Agency in 2016 defined the tax gap as “the difference between the taxes that would be paid if all obligations were fully met in all instances and the tax actually paid and collected.”
A new paper from C.D. Howe argues that the Canada Revenue Agency should focus on measuring and closing a crucial tax gap.
Source: wealthprofessional.ca
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