Drop an anonymous tip to the CRA. Thank you for doing your part to ensure our regulations are diligently enforced.
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Real talk? Drop a tip to CRA with receipts showing the business is falsifying tax documents. Fines against businesses are an order of magnitude greater than fines against individuals. Yes the guilty individuals will see consequence, as they should (fucking degenerates gtfo) but the business enabling their degenerate behavior will be far more hard fucked, as is deserved.
If that fails there was a guy named Molotov who invented a cocktail...
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I'd just look the other way, unless there are people being exploited (which I think you've alluded to in another comment).
Otherwise, as another commentor said: don't take advice from internet strangers. Your government's website probably has a page on whistleblowing stuff.
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is this fraud actively harming someone?
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is this fraud going to harm someone?
if the answer to both these questions is no, then just let them be. the game is rigged, playing fair when everyone else cheats is just plain stupid. its likely just one way that these folk are trying to get ahead.
if the answer to both these questions is yes: first, try to solve it like adults and not children running to mommy to tattle on "sis did xyz!! she's in such big doodoo!"
if that doesn't work, then your best bet is to first contact a trusted lawyer. then, take that lawyers advice. do not take any advice from the internet.
do not post any more information on the internet. consider this matter closed to public opinion.
good luck.
You can try the Anti Fraud Centre. They have email or phone contact. If they are not an exact fit, they can certainly redirect you.
From what you describe, a couple is trying to survive. Why not let them try to survive. Where is the government at a detriment in this situation? Where are the Canadian people at a detriment in this situation? I think the word for this particular situation is we're dealing with a social "technicality"
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