by Michelle KosarniaThe Hidden Costs of Litigation: Lessons from Watts v The King
It may be well-known that litigation can be an expensive venture, but the nuances of how costs can impact a case are often overlooked. The recent deci...
by Laura HintonFijal v. The King
In Fijal v. The King, the Tax Court of Canada addressed a complex tax dispute between the taxpayer, Mr. Fijal, and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) con...
by Michelle KosarniaCanada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) Loan Forgiveness
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the Canada Emergency Business Account (CEBA) provided a lifeline for many businesses by offering interest free loans to ...
by Michelle KosarniaTax Implications of Spousal Support Payments in Canada
Navigating the tax landscape of spousal support payments can be complex, but it is essential for ensuring compliance with Canadian tax laws. Managing ...
by Michelle KosarniaThe Public Service Bodies’ Rebate
Charities often operate with tight budgets while delivering essential services. To support these vital organizations, the government offers a valuable...
by Matthew PollockSCC Dismissed Glencore Canada’s Application for Leave to Appeal
The Supreme Court of Canada (“the SCC”) recently dismissed Glencore Canada Corporation’s application for leave to appeal the FCA’s 2024 decisi...
by Michelle KosarniaA Fairer Future for Canada’s Younger Generation: The 2024 Federal Budget
Canada has long been recognized as a land of opportunity, where generations have thrived thanks to progressive taxation, a strong social safety net, a...
by Michelle KosarniaCRA (Re)Assessments & Subsection 152(4) of the Income Tax Act
What a Taxpayer Needs to Know About CRA (Re)Assessments & Subsection 152(4) of the Income Tax Act The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has several key ...
by Matthew PollockCan you be Detained at the Canadian Border for Tax Debt?
Whether you owe $50 or $50 million to the Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”), tax debt is undoubtedly a source of stress. This is partially due to the ...
by Matthew Pollock