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Originally Posted by calf
The CRA are also morons when it comes to what to audit as well.
A few years ago, I claimed two massive deductions of approximately equal amounts...one was a medical expense (fully supported by receipts), one was a loss on a rental property which was previously my principal residence, and required a lot more judgment and analysis - easy pickings for the CRA. They only audited the medical expenses.
I get lots of people get medical expenses wrong so they audit those almost automatically, but it really seemed like a miss for the to not audit the other thing at the same time.
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There is a difference here. Medical expenses weren't actually audited they were reviewed which is done by a low level employee.
Your rental loss would require and actual auditor to review and would be a formal audit.