OTTAWA — Documents obtained by the National Post show that Canada Revenue Agency wouldn’t meet with senior officials at the Jewish National Fund for years as it tried to bring itself in compliance with the agency’s rules for charities.

The papers detail a mostly one-sided series of correspondences between 2019 and 2023, in which the CRA didn’t respond to efforts on the part of the JNF’s leadership to fix issues identified in the agency’s final audit of the Jewish charity.

Papers detail a one-sided series of correspondences between JNF and the CRA between 2019 and 2023.{ai:summary}<p>Documents reveal that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) delayed meetings with the Jewish National Fund for years while the charity sought to comply with regulatory requirements. Communication between 2019 and 2023 largely showed one-way efforts from the JNF to address compliance issues. </p><p>#society</p>

CRA wouldn't meet with Jewish charity for years before revoking its charitable status: documents

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