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Companies tied to B.C. developer Terry Hui allege "pattern of misconduct" by CRA

Companies controlled by Terry Hui allege the Canada Revenue Agency engaged in a "pattern of misconduct" in trying to collect tax debts dating to 2007, Vancouver Is Awesome reports.

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Companies controlled by B.C. property developer Terry Hui allege the Canada Revenue Agency engaged in a "pattern of misconduct" in its attempts to collect tax debts, Vancouver Is Awesome reports.

The outlet describes Hui as a billionaire. It says the tax debts at issue have ballooned and date as far back as 2007. The same item also appears in another section of the Vancouver Is Awesome site, where it is described as a tax row between the real estate firms and the CRA.

Why it matters

The dispute pits a B.C. real estate business against the federal agency that collects taxes. The allegation is the companies' own claim. The material NORTHLINE reviewed did not include a response from the CRA, and it did not include the amounts owed or the specific conduct alleged.

NORTHLINE will update this story if more details or a CRA response become available.

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