When it comes to the very large companies, the Auditor General reported, as far back as 2018, that if a company has an offshore bank account or offshore dealings, they would be given months or even years to comply with orders from the Canada Revenue Agency, whereas a normal Canadian with only domestic dealings, whether it's a corporate file or a personal filer, must comply within 30 days or automatically have the taxes assessed if they don't comply.
Is it a fair system when an offshore filer is given months or years to comply, or even just has the taxes struck, while a normal small business tax filer in Canada will automatically have their taxes assessed if they can't comply with the CRA within 30 days?