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CRA Audit Triggers (2026): Red Flags That Get You Reviewed

CRA reviews and audits happen every year in Canada. Some are random — but many are triggered by risk signals like missing income slips, big year-to-year changes, and large claims like medical expenses, donations, or self-employed deductions. In this video, you’ll learn the most common CRA audit triggers, the difference between a review and an audit, what documents the CRA typically asks for, and how to lower your odds of getting flagged (without avoiding legitimate credits). 0:00 Random vs risk-based audits (what you can’t control) 0:42 Trigger #1: Missing / incorrect income (slip matching) 1:20 What happens next: reassessment vs review vs audit 1:40 Trigger #2: Amending past returns (ReFILE / adjustments) 4:04 Trigger #3: Big year-to-year changes (the “pattern break”) 4:25 High-review areas: medical, donations, DTC, self-employed 6:03 Wealthsimple Bonus + subscribe + disclaimer If you’re filing and you want something simple, I recommend Wealthsimple Tax. Use the link in the description and fund your account — we both get a $25 bonus. It’s straightforward and beginner-friendly. https://www.wealthsimple.com/invite/K... This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, or legal advice. Always consult a qualified professional or the CRA directly for advice specific to your situation. This video includes affiliate links. If you sign up using my Wealthsimple link, both you and I may receive a bonus at no extra cost to you.