I've used it with my VoIP service where I want the caller ID information to show one of my numbers instead of some 'gibberish' phone number which isn't reachable. In terms of caller ID spoofing, there is a valid reason to use it. Si vous vous êtes inscrit pour recevoir votre courrier en ligne, mais n'êtes pas inscrit à Mon dossier, allez à la page Web de l'ARC pour vous y inscrire.Ĭeci est un message électronique automatisé. Si vous êtes inscrit à Mon dossier, ouvrez une session et cliquez sur « Courrier » pour lire votre courrier. L'Agence du revenu du Canada (ARC) vous a envoyé du nouveau courrier en ligne intitulé :Ĭe courrier peut nécessiter votre attention. Version française *** The English version precedes *** If you signed up to receive mail online but don't have My Account, go to the CRA web page to register. If you have My Account, log in and click on 'Mail' to read your mail. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) sent you new mail online called: For example, this is one of the legitimate emails that I received from them. I've received a few but their messages generally tell me to log into My Account on CRA website to view their message.

I always wonder why they allow it.Īs others have mentioned, the CRA will email you. Imho phone company should ban this functionality as it serves no legitimate purpose. However you cannot trust using caller ID alone as anyone can change their caller ID to display whatever they want - this practice is called 'caller ID spoofing'. When in doubt, always contact CRA using the My Account and/or contact number from official CRA website.Įdited: want to add - when CRA call you their caller ID would read either 'government of Canada' or 'Canada revenue agency'. If the note is there the initial caller is legit. Call the number on the official CRA website and ask the agent to read the note. For those cases, you can:Īsk them to send you a letter proving the caller is from CRA - the letter will read - we recently contact you for XXX, please call (agent name) at (phone number)Īsk the caller to add a note to your file (T1 = personal, T2 = corporation). CRA will, however, call you when there's a problem.

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