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Why the CRA penalized a taxpayer for late filing even though he owed no tax

Financial Post ·

If you file your tax return late, you will generally only face a penalty if there is an amount owing on your return.

But, if you happen to own certain foreign property , you can be hit with a late-filing penalty from the Canada Revenue Agency for simply failing to file Form T1135 , the Foreign Income Verification Statement, on time.

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