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CRA Says Legal Action to Recover COVID-19 Benefit Overpayments
Jun 27, 2024, 04:05 PM
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is initiating legal action to recover overpayments of COVID-19 related benefits, the CRA says. This move is part of the agency's intensified efforts to address the issue of pandemic-related benefit overpayments. The CRA has not specified the exact amount of overpayments they are targeting but has indicated that the legal measures are necessary to ensure proper allocation of public funds.
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