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EPISODE · Mar 28, 2026 · 7 MIN

CRA’s 2026 Rule Traps Your Family in an Endless Audit

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Right now, if the CRA audits you, there’s a time limit.Typically, after a certain number of years, the audit period closes and taxpayers gain some certainty.That protection may be removed.A proposed rule could allow one audit issue to expand into additional years, related taxpayers, family members, and corporations — creating much broader audit exposure than many Canadians realize.In this video, I break down what these proposed CRA powers could mean and why tax professionals, legal groups, and taxpayers across Canada are paying close attention.In this episode, we cover:• How CRA's current audit limitation periods work• What a Notice of Non-Compliance means• The proposed $50-per-day penalty and why it may not be the biggest concern• How audits could potentially expand to spouses, family members, and corporations• Real-world scenarios involving estates, divorces, small businesses, and elderly taxpayers• Why many believe these powers could affect ordinary Canadians, not just cases involving tax evasionThese proposals are still moving through the legislative process, which means Canadians still have an opportunity to learn about them, discuss them, and make their views known.📋 Resources, petition information, MP letter templates, episode breakdowns, and additional tax resources are available at:https://theadvisorstable.com📞 Looking for Trusted Tax Advice?Connect with Sankalp (Sunny) Jaggi, at Cedar Consulting Group📧 Email: [email protected]🌐 Website: https://www.cedargroup.ca/🔔 Subscribe for real-world tax scenarios, CRA audit insights, and practical planning strategies.👇 Comment below: Do you think rules like this are necessary to improve compliance — or do they risk going too far for everyday Canadians?LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This video is based on a real case, but names and some details have been changed to protect client confidentiality. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Always consult with a qualified tax professional before making financial decisions.00:00 — New audit rule warning (No time limit risk)00:25 — Petition & why this matters now00:43 — Overview of proposed CRA powers01:03 — Current system vs new rule (court removed)01:17 — Notice of Non-Compliance ($50/day penalty)01:29 — The real danger (audit never expires)01:42 — Audits spreading to family & businesses01:50 — Scenario: Death in the family (estate audit)02:34 — No flexibility under new rule02:51 — Grief + open-ended audit pressure03:03 — Scenario: Divorce complications03:34 — Penalized for things outside your control03:48 — Scenario: Business owners under audit04:24 — Daily penalties while running a business04:53 — Scenario: Elderly taxpayers affected05:16 — Who this actually impacts (not criminals)05:50 — Current status (not law yet)06:16 — Call to action (petition, MP, share)#TheAdvisorsTable #CRA #TaxAudit #TaxLaw #CanadianTax #BusinessOwners #EstatePlanning #TaxPolicy #AuditRisk

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