The Minister of National Revenue Agency (NRA) has announced that Canada has completed its first round of CbC report exchanges successfully. In this way, Canada has automatic access to more information and data that will allow the Canada Revenue Agency to better risk assess large multinational enterprises (MNEs) along with an annual consolidated revenue of more than 750 million euros.
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