Prosecution of tax cheats takes too long, says a Canada Revenue Agency report. Auditors warned the Agency runs a risk of seeing scofflaws beat criminal charges due to lengthy delays: “Cases rarely go to trial within eighteen months.”
Prosecution of tax cheats takes too long, says a Canada Revenue Agency report. Auditors warned the Agency runs a risk of seeing scofflaws beat criminal charges due to lengthy delays: “Cases rarely go to trial within eighteen months.”