by Mariya ZekelWhat is Considered Tax Evasion?
Tax evasion is where a taxpayer chooses to avoid paying their real tax liability, and either underpays or pays no taxes at all. Tax avoidance and tax ...
by Mariya ZekelNavigating The Tax Court of Canada
The Tax Court of Canada is typically the third state in the dispute resolution process. First, an audit is initiated by the Canada Revenue Agency to t...
by Mariya ZekelWhat are the CRA Requirements for Record Keeping?
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) requires individual and corporate taxpayers to keep their records in case they are audited, or if the CRA wants a taxp...
by Mariya ZekelGST/HST Rebates when Buying Canadian Property
Houses are expensive, so it is important to take advantage of any program that allows you to recover some of your costs. The New Residential Rental Pr...
by Mariya ZekelAssigning Property and the Income Tax Implications
Assignment is when you purchase a pre-construction home or property, and sell the property before it is built and before you gain title to it. In othe...
by Mariya ZekelHome Depot and the CRA
In July of 2019, the Canada Revenue Agency used the “unnamed person requirement” to obtain a Federal Court order compelling Home Depot to disclose...
by Mariya ZekelWhat is the Statute of Limitations on CRA Debt?
The statute of limitations or limitation period on Canada Revenue Agency debt is anywhere between 6 to 10 years and it depends on the type of debt tha...
by Mariya ZekelWhat is a Clearance Certificate for an Estate?
A Clearance Certificate is a certificate that is issued by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and confirms that all amounts owing to the CRA by a decea...
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