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D Dispute – General term to designate a disagreement, objection, or appeal to the Minister of National Revenue (for Canada Pension Plan or Employment Insurance rulings or (re)assessments) made by or on behalf of a taxpayer or benefit recipient, related to a CRA decision. E EI – Employment insurance Enforcement – Actions taken by the CRA to identify and address cases of non-compliance. Entitlement – The amount due an eligible person for a specific period. F Fiscal impact – Additional tax identified through our compliance activities. This includes federal and provincial tax (excluding Quebec), federal tax refund offset or reduced, interest and penalties; and present value of future tax assessable. FTE – Full-time equivalent Full-time equivalent – A unit measuring a length of time for employment cost purposes in an operating budget. It includes incidental time necessarily used for annual leave, training, etc. G Governance – A comprehensive term that denotes the institutions and processes by which an organization is directed or controlled. GST – Goods and services tax H HR – Human resources HST – Harmonized sales tax I ICFR – Internal controls over financial reporting Indicator – The qualification or quantification of a characteristic that is measured to assess the extent to which an expected result is achieved. It is a means of knowing whether or not we have achieved a desired result. IT – Information technology ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012 CANADA REVENUE AGENCY
J K L M Medium enterprises – Individuals or businesses with annual revenues from $1 million to $20 million and often involve subsidiary corporations and branch operations. N Non-workable file – A file that is awaiting a court decision, a related file that is pending, a file that is awaiting an opinion from a Headquarters appeals office, or (with respect to CPP/EI and tax issues) a file that has been referred to a specialized CPP/EI group for an opinion. O OAG – Office of the Auditor General of Canada OECD – Organisation for economic co-operation and development P PA – Program activity PAA – Program activity architecture PACP – Standing Committee on Public Accounts Performance – A term used to define what the CRA did with its resources to achieve its results compared to what the CRA intended to achieve. Printing units – Includes desktop printers, network printers, and multifunctional devices. PPSC – Public Prosecution Service of Canada PST – Provincial sales tax Q R Resolved – The Canada Revenue Agency considers tax and non-tax debt to be resolved once payment has been received or if the CRA writes-off the debt. Risk – The expression of the likelihood of an event to occur that has the potential to impact the achievement of an organization’s objectives. Risk is managed by using a systematic approach to setting the best course of action under uncertainty by identifying, assessing, understanding, acting on, and communicating risk issues. CANADA REVENUE AGENCY 73 ANNUAL REPORT 2011-2012
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[our mission] ANNUAL REPORT 2011-20
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[conclusion] During 2011-2012, we a
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Individual and Trust Income Tax Ind
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Income Tax Revenues - Individual an
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Canada Revenue Agency - Unaudited S
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$73.9 million for increased disburs
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Performance Summary (in thousands o
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Authorities approved after Main Est
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