by Jasmeen SinghTax Evasion and the CRA
Tax evasion includes intentionally reporting income inaccurately, underpaying or completely ignoring tax debt, claiming tax credits to which you are n...
by Ryan RobertsonWhat is a Defacto Director’s Liability Assessment?
A Defacto Director is someone who acts as a director, but is not a director on paper. Directors of a corporation can be found jointly and severally ...
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 Jason RosenWhat is an Allowable Business Investment Loss?
When a capital loss satisfies certain criteria, it can be reported to the CRA as an Allowable Business Investment Loss (“ABIL”), which is subject ...
by Jasmeen SinghPossible Taxes on the Sale of a Principal Residence
When you sell your home, you may realize a capital gain. A capital gain is a profit earned on the sale of property. However, there is an exception to ...
by Jason RosenEdge Highshare Updates and Recent Correspondence
This blog will provide those who purchased a Franchise in any year with an update in respect of our ongoing Edge related dispute with the CRA. If you ...
by Avery KalpinReal Estate Agents and Incorporating a Company
For years, professions have been lobbying the province of Ontario to be permitted to incorporate. After doctors were given the right to incorporate ov...
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 Jasmeen SinghThe Power and Limits of CRA Collections
The Income Tax Act grants extensive powers to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The CRA is not your average creditor; they have a variety of tools for ...
by Ryan Robertson