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A notice of assessment (NOA) is an annual statement sent by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to taxpayers detailing the amount of income tax they owe. It includes details such as the amount of their tax refund, tax credit, and income tax already paid.

A notice of assessment is a document sent by the CRA. It tells you how much income tax you owe, what your refund is, and any other tax-relevant information you need. The notice of assessment (NOA) is calculated based off of the information you've submitted on your tax returns.

The Canada Revenue Agency's goal is to send your refund within: 2 weeks, when you file online. 8 weeks when you file a paper return.

A notice of assessment (NOA) is an annual statement sent by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to taxpayers detailing the amount of income tax they owe. It includes details such as the amount of their tax refund, tax credit, and income tax already paid.

If signed up for online mail through your CRA My Account, you can get your NOA delivered to you immediately after filing your return through the CRA's Express NOA service. If you're receiving a paper copy of your NOA, it will usually arrive 1 to 2 weeks after your return has been assessed.

It is not common for a Taxpayer to be audited immediately upon filing your tax return unless something is going on which has been a pattern or if the information on the return is obviously far from accurate. Regardless, the first step is to respond to the request. Ignoring the request won't make it go away.

If your employer states that you earned a different salary than the one you disclosed on your taxes, you will likely be reassessed. When you receive a Notice of Reassessment, it will likely list an amount that you owe the CRA.