Fraudulent Transactions
Deceptive Practices and Fraudulent Transactions
Anonymous · General information, not legal advice
Counterfeiting Currency
s. 448-460Creating, passing or possessing counterfeit money, whether banknotes or coins, is illegal.
Fraud
s. 380If you use deceit to gain money or property, you can be charged with fraud.
Identity Theft and Fraud
s. 402.2, 403It is a crime for you to obtain or possess another person's identity information to use it to commit fraud or theft.
Immigration Marriage Fraud
s. IRPA 126-128, 133It is illegal to enter into a marriage or common-law relationship with someone outside our borders solely to have that person immigrate to Canada.
Money Laundering
s. 462.31Disguising the origins of funds made through criminal activity to incorporate into the regular financial system.
Mortgage Fraud
s. 380, 362, 366-368Deliberately misrepresenting information to obtain mortgage financing that would not have been granted if the truth had been known.
Tax Fraud
s. ITA 238-239; ETA 326-327Tax fraud is a serious crime that defrauds money or service and has harsh penalties. Defences may include honest mistakes or Charter rights violations.