Question about 'Notice of Assessment'

[Immigrant84]

I work as a server. I'm employed full time and make minimum wage + tips.
Slight discrepancy.
My gross income on NOA is roughly about 18k. In the 'Sponsorship Evaluation' form, I mentioned my gross monthly income to be $3200. That amounts to $38400 annually. Now I don't declare 100% of my tips while filing taxes. Is that gonna be an issue? Should I adjust my monthly income to match the income on NOA?

 

[scylla]

I'm sure you're aware that you are supposed to be declaring tips in your annual tax return as revenue. Hopefully you're never audited by CRA.

You should change your monthly income to match the NOA.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I work as a server. I'm employed full time and make minimum wage + tips.
Slight discrepancy.
My gross income on NOA is roughly about 18k. In the 'Sponsorship Evaluation' form, I mentioned my gross monthly income to be $3200. That amounts to $38400 annually. Now I don't declare 100% of my tips while filing taxes. Is that gonna be an issue? Should I adjust my monthly income to match the income on NOA?

Or better yet, stop committing tax fraud and amend your return to properly declare your all of your income and get a correct NOA...

 

[canuck78]

Not sure it not declaring over half your income qualifies as "not declaring some of my tips".