Can You Be Held Liable for Your Family Member’s Tax Liability?
The Canada Revenue Agency (the “CRA”) has extensive powers to collect unpaid tax debts, enacted through provisions in both the Income Tax Act and Excise Tax...
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In a recent Tax Court of Canada decision, 12329905 Canada Ltd. v. The King, 2024 TCC 115, Justice Randall S. Bocock ruled in favor of 12329905 Canada Ltd....
Read MoreThe Burden of Proof in Tax Matters: Insights from the Tax Court Ruling
The recent Tax Court of Canada decision of Robillard v The King, 2024 TCC 90 (“Robillard”) highlights the critical role of the burden of proof in tax...
Read MoreUnderstanding the T1 General
The T1 General form, often simply referred to as the "T1," is the cornerstone of the Canadian income tax system. It’s the document every individual taxpayer...
Read MoreTax Lawyer for Tax Dispute Resolution
Tax disputes with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can be complex, stressful, and potentially costly. Whether you’re facing an audit, reassessment, or other...
Read MoreWhy Every High-Income Earner Should Have a Tax Lawyer
As your income increases, so does the complexity of your tax situation. High-income earners face unique tax challenges that require careful planning and...
Read MoreFamily Businesses and Employment Insurance
When family and business intertwine, things can get rather complicated. The Tax Court of Canada's recent decision in Tina Positano v. The Minister of...
Read MoreCanada’s Vacant Home Tax
It is no secret that Canada is currently grappling with a housing crisis. This has been reflected by a shortage of affordable housing and sky-high prices....
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