CRA, IRS Disputes & Voluntary Disclosures

Complying with domestic and international tax regulations is vital to your personal wealth and the longevity of your company.

Hutcheson & Co. can help. Navigating tax regulations with the Canadian Revenue Agency and the International Revenue Service can be overwhelming. In spite of your best intentions paperwork can go missing and deadlines can be missed. If you are in the midst of a CRA/IRS dispute or would like to retroactively disclose financial information to these organizations, Hutcheson & Co. is proud to have a team of experienced cross border tax specialists.

Through the Canadian Revenue Agency’s Voluntary Disclosure Program (VDP) you can achieve a fresh start. Hutcheson & Co. can help you determine if you qualify for the Voluntary Disclosure Program and walk you through the steps of what to expect once you have initiated the process. To be eligible for a voluntary disclosure, you must initiate the process before being contacted by the CRA, be aware of the associated penalties, be at least one year overdue, and have all the information required. Once the voluntary disclosure window has passed, Hutcheson & Co. can help you resolve disputes either with the CRA, the IRS, or between the two organizations.

Since 1987 Hutcheson & Co. has been providing professional cross border tax services to Canadian and American individuals and companies. We make your peace of mind a priority.

To learn more about voluntary disclosure or resolving a dispute with the IRS and CRA, contact Hutcheson & Co. today!