The CRA audit process generally works like this:

1. Notification: The CRA will notify you that you (or your business) is being auditied.
2. Document Review: The CRA will requests your tax records (books, records, receipts, and other supporting documents).
3. Analysis: The auditor will review your documents and assess accuracy, compliance determine if there are any discrepancies.
4. Findings: The CRA will notify you of the results of the audit, which may include reassessment, additional taxes owed, penalties, criminal investigation, or refunds.
5. Resolution: You choose to either accept the audit results or dispute them through the CRA appeals process.

For more information on appealing a CRA audit decision, view Topic Objecting or Appealing a CRA Audit Decision.

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