by Matthew Pollock
Tax Considerations for Canadians Wintering Abroad
When the temperatures drop each year, many Canadians head south for the winter for a few months of bliss to escape the cold weather. While enjoying th...
by Matthew Pollock
Audit of Restaurants – Revenue Projection Method
A revenue projection method is a technique that may be implemented during the audit of a taxpayer. Briefly, IVI techniques are used in an attempt to d...
by Matthew Pollock
2024 Federal Budget: The CRA is Set to Claim a Larger Slice of Capital Gains – What Can You Do?
The Federal Budget 2024 (the “Budget”), announced on April 16, 2024, proposed an increase in the inclusion rate for capital gains for individuals ...
by Matthew Pollock
The Perils of Entering Into a Lease with a Non-Resident Landlord
Do you know your landlord? It cannot be denied that we are living in times of what feels like ever-increasing housing scarcity. Finding a safe place t...
by Matthew Pollock
Federal Court of Appeal Ruling in Glencore Canada Corporation v R – Implications for M&A Transactions
Background The Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) recently issued a pivotal ruling in Glencore Canada Corporation v R, sparking widespread discussion withi...
by Matthew Pollock
Directors’ Personal Liability for Tax in Canada
From Boardroom to Courtroom: Unpacking Directors’ Personal Liability Understanding directors’ personal liability for tax assessments in Ca...
by Matthew Pollock
An Updated Guide to CRA Collections
What follows is a very broad overview of the state of CRA collections in a post-pandemic world. We also have blogs covering more specific collection t...
by Matthew Pollock
Art and Donations
Art is meant to be experienced. Irrespective of whether those experiences take place in public or in private, art in any of its forms has the power to...
by Matthew Pollock
Can the CRA Take My Home?
When confronted with outstanding tax liability, individuals naturally harbor concern regarding the potential consequences and measures the Canada Reve...
by Matthew Pollock