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Commentaires reçus en réponse à la question de la consultation en ligne (Page 11)
Voici les commentaires que nous avons reçus en réponse à la question de consultation en ligne suivante : Dans le cadre des affaires courantes, quel exemple le plus décourageant du fardeau de la réglementation fédérale avez-vous rencontré? Que faudrait-il faire pour résoudre le problème de la paperasse dans ce domaine?
La Commission sur la réduction de la paperasse s'engage à respecter la Loi sur les langues officielles et à faire en sorte que tous les renseignements soient fournis en français et en anglais. Les renseignements venant de sources externes sont disponibles dans la langue officielle dans laquelle ils nous ont été fournis. Les commentaires sont offerts à titre d'information seulement; aucune modification n'y est apportée. La Commission ne demande pas de rétroaction sur ces commentaires.
HST returns regarding filing requirements for exempt and semi-exempt goods and services particularly as they pertain to status Indian point of sale and on Reserve exemptions. Reporting them as if they had been collected and then filing/requesting credit is ridiculous and a waste of time and effort for all involved and for absolutely no value in the process.
Hi, I will list the frustrating and expensive part of dealing with red tape in general We are obligated to remit taxes for all of our employees to CRA. My question, as small business owners, why do we have to collect taxes for our government. Everyone that works here is fully capable of filing taxes on their own. Plus...
Applying for funding. The amount of paperwork should be related to the amount of funding applied for. Anything under $50,000 should be 3 pages. You should be able to do your due diligence with this amount of paperwork.
- the report advising the construction sub-trades' names and payments made to those sub-trades in the previous year is the most frustrating example of federal regulatory red tape. The potential culprits in the underground economy are the subs that do not have to be reported by contractors because they are charging less than $500. Plus...
I have not had reasonable access to opportunities to get on "Approved Vendor's Lists" for Public Works and numerous government departments I think that being forced to subscribe to MERX is unconstitutional (or just wrong). Plus...
