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*Shocking News: Reports of billions of dollars in ineligible COVID benefit payments

The part where the parliamentary spending officer says , hey guys , 15B is a lot of money, and the CRA says , not really worth the trouble to chase it down, Jesus tap dancing Christ . It would cost 18B to recover the 15 , however they will chase a business for 3 months over whether supplied employee coffee is a taxable benefit.
Seriously we went toe to toe with the CRA over the coffee machine .


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crankcall said:
The part where the parliamentary spending officer says , hey guys , 15B is a lot of money, and the CRA says , not really worth the trouble to chase it down, Jesus tap dancing Christ . It would cost 18B to recover the 15 , however they will chase a business for 3 months over whether supplied employee coffee is a taxable benefit.
Seriously we went toe to toe with the CRA over the coffee machine .


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You're one vote. JT feels the hot breath of an election and sure as hell doesn't want to retract his bribe.
 
crankcall said:
The part where the parliamentary spending officer says , hey guys , 15B is a lot of money, and the CRA says , not really worth the trouble to chase it down, Jesus tap dancing Christ . It would cost 18B to recover the 15 , however they will chase a business for 3 months over whether supplied employee coffee is a taxable benefit.
Seriously we went toe to toe with the CRA over the coffee machine .


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It’s because the small businesses and normal people are easier to shake down.

Go after the big fish and they’ve got the firepower and brain power to outmaneuver the CRA.

So they go for the easier targets.
 
mimico_polak said:
It’s because the small businesses and normal people are easier to shake down.

Go after the big fish and they’ve got the firepower and brain power to outmaneuver the CRA.

So they go for the easier targets.
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More like the Gov is like the Wizard of Oz, nothing to see here, all talk and no action when it's in there lap. But Joe average not a chance.

Bring on ChatGPT as our next gov.
 
sburns said:
More like the Gov is like the Wizard of Oz, nothing to see here, all talk and no action when it's in there lap. But Joe average not a chance.

Bring on ChatGPT as our next gov.
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JT equals Bard. So much need to sound smart that they say dumb things and wipe 10% off the value of your product every time you open your mouth.
 
crankcall said:
The part where the parliamentary spending officer says , hey guys , 15B is a lot of money, and the CRA says , not really worth the trouble to chase it down, Jesus tap dancing Christ . It would cost 18B to recover the 15 , however they will chase a business for 3 months over whether supplied employee coffee is a taxable benefit.
Seriously we went toe to toe with the CRA over the coffee machine .


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The story goes: Years back a guy started a construction supply business and did well for years. Then he went to the bank for a loan to open a second location. They turned him down because his receivables were a mess with accounts being six months overdue.

He went ape and had accounting go aggressively after every penny, including interest. He became bloody minded, spending more on collecting that the account was worth but the message got out......PAY YOUR BILLS.

He collected so much and along with improved cash flow he was able to open the second location without the bank.

I can think of so many cases where the government and its civil servants stuck their heads in the sand until lower hanging fruit arrived. Then they plucked it saying "See. I'm doing my job."
 
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