2019-2020 CRA annual corporate research : qualitative findings and methodological report : final report / prepared by Narrative Research.: Rv4-126/1-2020E-PDF ; Rv4-126/2-2020E-PDF

"In 2005, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) launched an annual survey that focuses on corporate-wide issues, with the aim to provide a public opinion context for strategic planning and reporting. A review of the methodology was conducted by the CRA in 2010 which led to the redesign of the Annual Corporate Research (ARC) to include a core survey each year along with annually rotating modules and focus groups, featuring expanded target audiences. The fiscal year of 2011-2012 saw the first iteration of the ACR’s new cycle. In 2013, new questions were added to examine experiences with the CRA website. The 2013, 2016 and 2018 editions repeated the service-focused module and the 2017 iteration was the first compliance module. In 2019-2020, the CRA is back to a second compliance focus. In this context, the CRA was interested in assessing public perceptions of taxpayers, small and medium-sized businesses, and professionals involved in assisting small businesses with their taxes, to gather background contextual information. This information will enable the CRA to gauge factors such as trust in, and satisfaction with, the CRA, contextualize other study information, inform strategic decisions, and provide information for reporting on engagement and reputation management"--Background and research objectives, page 1.

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