Canada Revenue Agency has tried and failed to use forensic science in a Tax Court dispute one attorney likened to a TV crime drama. Auditors cited chemical ink analysis in claiming a B.C. trucking executive backdated a document to avoid $477,546 in payments: “It is not proper when so much is at stake to rely on unreliable, highly questionable techniques”.
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