๐The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has reversed at least $246 million in pandemic benefit debts after roughly 27,000 Canadians contested their eligibility status. Since 2022, the CRA has been collecting money from individuals it claimed received benefits, such as the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB), in error. Many Canadians disputed the government's assessment, with some even taking legal action. Tax lawyer Cris Best highlighted inconsistencies in eligibility reviews, noting the difficulty in disputing CRA decisions due to a "reverse onus" in tax law, where taxpayers must prove their innocence.โ
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