<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

So I worked for a small technology startup. I was a contract worker. I made about $8600 from this company. I had a company lap top, and stupidly saved my contract to the laptop. When I completed the work I handed the laptop over totally forgetting the contract. The work ended amicably and was told I did a good job. 

I filed my taxes Feb 15 through turbo tax. TT said I would get about $950 back. I was not given a T4 because the guy from the Company bunked off to Asia, and I tried to contact him but he wasn't responding so I just figured whatever its not that much money. I filed. The CRA sends me a letter in the mail that basically says 'We need proof that you worked for this company in order to issue your refund. This can be given in the form of check receipts, pay stubs, or your contractor agreement. 

I emailed my old boss and asked him to please send me the contract via email (it was all electronic). I sent him five emails. Heard nothing. Finally I sent him a message on skype. He messaged me back and the
<bot>: of that conversation is he argued with me over the semantics of me calling the contract an 'employee contract' instead of 'contract agreement' and told me he wouldn't send it to me.