Retention of tax returns: retain a copy as evidence because proceedings may be initiated for prior years. Taxpayers must retain a copy of the filed income tax return because legal proceedings under the Income tax Act can be initiated for past years; retention provides proof of filing and, together with supporting documents, assists in responding to assessments or inquiries, and e filing simplifies maintaining and accessing these records.
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Retention of tax returns: retain a copy as evidence because proceedings may be initiated for prior years.
Taxpayers must retain a copy of the filed income tax return because legal proceedings under the Income tax Act can be initiated for past years; retention provides proof of filing and, together with supporting documents, assists in responding to assessments or inquiries, and e filing simplifies maintaining and accessing these records.
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