CRA info requests

Support when the CRA asks questions

Receiving a letter or request from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can feel stressful or confusing. We provide support to help you understand what the CRA is asking for and ensure that responses are prepared accurately and on time.

What is a CRA information request?

The CRA may contact individuals or businesses to request additional information, clarification, or documentation related to a tax return or account. This can include requests related to:

Personal income tax returns (T1)
Business income and expenses
HST/GST filings
Supporting documentation (receipts, invoices, records)

These requests are common and do not automatically mean there is a problem — but they do require careful and timely attention.

How we can help?

We can assist by:

Reviewing CRA letters and explaining what is being requested
Helping gather and organize the required documents
Preparing clear, accurate responses based on CRA requirements
Ensuring information is submitted within CRA deadlines
Supporting you through the process to reduce stress and confusion

All assistance is provided with accuracy, confidentiality, and compliance in mind.

Important notes:

We do not provide legal representation or act as an authorized representative unless formally arranged
All information submitted to the CRA must be complete and truthful
Timely responses are important to avoid delays or potential penalties

If you are unsure how to respond to a CRA request, it’s best to address it promptly.

Services are provided in accordance with CRA guidelines and applicable tax laws. Clients remain responsible for the accuracy of information provided.

Need help responding to the CRA?

If you’ve received a CRA letter or request and would like support understanding or responding to it, feel free to reach out.

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