Tax Evasion In Canada: Throughout the history, taxation has always been one of the most important policies for the government of Canada regarding to raising revenues. Like all the other policies, taxation also includes a problem within itself, although it was established on the objectives of equity, efficiency, positive economic growth and proper administrative costs. This problem is commonly known as "Tax evasion". Tax evasion is a crime against the tax policy, in which consumers …showed first 75 words of 5228 total…

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