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Reduce fee write offs associated with CRA audit activity


Accountants no longer need to write off professional fees associated with responding to investigations, audits, reviews and enquiries in the event their clients are scrutinized by the CRA.


Audit Shield is an optional value add for clients. It retrospectively covers previously lodged filings, and comes at no cost to accounting firms.


What Audit Shield covers:


Processing reviews Area specific and full audits Payroll audits


GST/HST/PST Plus much more!


Join thousands of accounting firms benefiting from Audit Shield.


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YOUR BUSINESS CARD ADVERTISEMENT CAN COST AS LITTLE AS


$950


For more information contact: Alexandra Garant at 416-204-3397 or email agarant@cpacanada.ca


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