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Can You Be Jailed for Tax Evasion in Canada?

Yes, you can be jailed for tax evasion in Canada. The consequences range from hefty fines to prison terms, depending on the extent of the offence.

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Charged with Credit Card Fraud in Canada? — Here’s What You Should Know

If you rack up excessive credit card charges and quit remitting payments to the card issuing company, can Ontario police charge you with fraud?

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How to Get Fraud Charges Dropped in Ontario

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How to Get Theft Charges Dropped in Ontario

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What is Internet Fraud Under Canadian Law, and How Does One Fight the Charges?

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What is Embezzlement, and How Does One Fight This Charge?

The term “embezzlement” tends to make the news when the embezzlement involves large sums of money. Such as most recently in the Greater Toronto Area when a provincial government bur…

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What is Considered Fraud in Canada?

To cover these different forms of fraud, Canada’s Criminal Code provides a broad-based description of potentially fraudulent activity to allow for a wide degree of prosecutorial dis…

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What is Theft Under $5,000 and Over $5,000 in Canada?

Theft is one of the most commonly prosecuted criminal offences in Ontario, but many people do not understand how the courts address theft charges in Canada. In fact, some people mis…

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