by Jason RosenThe New Toronto Vacant Home Tax
Read on about the new Toronto vacant home tax. Beginning in early 2023, Toronto homeowners with vacant properties will have to pay an additional 1% ta...
by Jason RosenStreaming and Taxation
With the introduction of YouTube Shorts, the Google-Alphabet-YouTube conglomerate is fighting for the niche market largely dominated by TikTok. But Tw...
by Jason RosenNew CRA Limits on Interest and Financing Expenses
Here is information on the new CRA limits. On November 3rd, 2022, the Department of Finance released revised legislative proposals for the excessive i...
by Jason RosenHow to Determine Canadian Tax Residency
If you’ve reached this article, you may be wondering how to determine Canadian tax residency. Moving in between countries can be tricky work whe...
by Jason RosenGAAR and Control – Recent Caselaw
The Supreme Court of Canada’s (the “SCC”) recent news release stated that it will hear the highly anticipated appeal of Dean’s Knight Income C...
by Jason RosenThe New Luxury Tax in Canada
As of September of 2022, luxury cars, boats, and aircrafts may be subject a 10% to 20% new luxury tax in Canada, depending on their price tag and usag...
by Jason RosenApplication Hearing Success – Rosen & Associates Tax Law
On September 28, 2022, the Honourable Justice Randall S. Bocock released a precedence-setting decision in support of taxpayers’ rights. Rosen Kirshe...
by Jason RosenThe Tax Benefits of Flow-Through Shares
Flow-Through Shares (FTSs) are specific to the mining, oil and gas, renewable energy, and energy conservation sectors. FTSs are primarily used to help...
by Jason RosenOnlyfans Audits
Recently, the CRA has started to pursue onlyfans audits. These days it is becoming more and more common for the average person to engage in self-emplo...
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