CRA Notice Support for Small Businesses
- A plain-language explanation of the letter
- A clear document checklist
- An organized response package
- No judgment, no panic
- Local St. Albert office serving Edmonton
We can help with CRA letters about…
You probably need CRA support if…
- You received a CRA letter and are not sure what it means
- CRA is asking for receipts, invoices, payroll records, or bank statements
- You missed a filing or payment deadline
- You disagree with an amount showing on your account
- Your bookkeeping is not organized enough to respond
- You are worried about calling CRA yourself
- You need someone to help interpret the request
- You need to gather documents quickly
What CRA notice support includes
A calm, organized response to whatever the CRA has sent, and help fixing whatever caused it.
Letter review
We read the notice and identify exactly what the CRA is asking for.
Deadline and risk review
We identify due dates, urgency, and what happens next.
Records checklist
We build a clear list of the documents needed to respond.
Bookkeeping and filing review
We check whether the issue connects to bookkeeping, GST, payroll, or corporate tax.
Response package support
We help organize the documents and prepare the response.
CRA communication support
Where authorized and appropriate, we help communicate with the CRA or guide your response.
Next-step plan
We identify whether this is resolved, needs monitoring, requires cleanup, or should involve a tax lawyer.
A review is not the same as an audit
A CRA notice can mean several different things. It may be a routine review, a request for documents, an account balance issue, a GST or payroll question, a reassessment, or a formal audit. The first step is simply understanding what kind of notice you received.
The CRA says a business audit examines books and records to make sure they support the amounts filed in tax returns, and that auditors may request ledgers, journals, invoices, receipts, contracts, and bank statements. A routine review is usually far simpler. We help you tell the difference.
Peace of mind, knowing you'll have:
- A clear explanation of the CRA letter
- A document checklist
- An organized response package
- A deadline summary
- An understanding of what the CRA is questioning
- Bookkeeping or tax issues identified
- A next-step plan
- A referral recommendation if legal support is needed
Numble's CRA notice process
Send us the CRA letter
We review the notice, account, deadline, and request.
Identify what CRA wants
We translate the notice into plain language.
Gather the records
We help organize receipts, invoices, bank statements, payroll records, GST records, or tax filings.
Prepare the response
We help prepare the response package or the next steps.
Fix the underlying issue
If the notice connects to out-of-date books, missed GST, payroll, or corporate tax, we help address the root problem.
What we need from you
You do not need every item ready to reach out. Start by sending us the letter.
- The CRA letter or notice
- CRA account access or authorization, if applicable
- The tax year or filing period involved
- Bookkeeping records
- Bank and credit card statements
- Receipts, invoices, contracts, or payroll records
- Prior tax, GST, or payroll filings
- Any prior CRA communication
- The deadline shown on the letter
What we do, and what we will refer out
Numble can help with CRA notice review, document organization, bookkeeping cleanup, filing support, and response preparation. That covers most letters small businesses receive.
If the matter involves a formal legal dispute, an objection, a tax court issue, or complex enforcement action, we will tell you, and we may recommend involving a tax lawyer. We would rather point you to the right help than overstep.
CRA support priced to the notice
Every CRA letter is different, so we quote based on what yours actually requires. Send it over and we will tell you what is involved. Pricing depends on:
- Type of CRA notice
- Urgency and deadline
- Number of periods involved
- Whether bookkeeping is current
- Amount of documentation requested
- Whether GST, payroll, or corporate tax cleanup is required
- Whether CRA authorization is needed
- Whether the matter needs referral to a tax lawyer
Get help with a CRA notice
Send us the letter and tell us the deadline. We will explain what it means and what to do next, with no obligation.
Get Help With a CRA Notice Book a MeetingTight deadline? Reach out right away so we can prioritize your response.
Most CRA notices trace back to the books
CRA notice questions, answered
What should I do if I receive a CRA letter?
Is a CRA review the same as an audit?
Can you talk to CRA for me?
What documents does CRA usually ask for?
Can you help with a GST notice?
Can you help with a payroll remittance notice?
What if my books are not ready?
When should I hire a tax lawyer instead of an accountant?
Can you help if I missed the CRA deadline?
Estimate the interest and penalties on your balance
Get a quick, plain-language estimate of what is building up on an overdue CRA balance. It is an estimate for planning, not an official figure, and there is no judgment here, just a clearer picture.
Do not let this overwhelm you
However bad you think it might be, we have almost certainly seen it before, and we can help you get it back under control. The hardest part is starting. The first step is simply making the call.
Estimate only. This tool gives a rough, plain-language estimate for planning, not an official CRA figure or tax advice. CRA charges interest daily at a prescribed rate that changes every quarter, and penalties vary by program, history, and situation, so your actual balance may differ. Rate table last reviewed January 2026; always confirm current rates with CRA. For the exact figure and a plan to deal with it, talk to us.
Got a CRA letter? Send it over.
We will explain what it means, build your document checklist, and help you respond, calmly and on time.