OTTAWA - Taxpayers' Ombudsperson François Boileau is pushing for simplified, automated tax filing as his office faces its highest number of complaints in three years.
OTTAWA - Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson François Boileau is pushing for simplified, automated tax filing as his office faces its highest number of complaints in three years.
Boileau says his office saw a 27 per cent jump in complaints last year, driven mainly by Canadians upset with Canada Revenue Agency service delays.
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Boileau is aiming to have the examination wrapped and a report published by the end of November, early December.
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