Issue 42 of Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes, published on Taxnet Pro by Thomson Reuters, features a review of notable tax cases, recent court guidance and ongoing appeal activity. This issue includes two articles from members of the Bennett Jones Tax group.
Andrew Young examines the Tax Court of Canada's decision in 941624 Alberta Ltd. v. The King, highlighting the importance of complying with the Income Tax Act's large corporation rules when filing notices of objection and the consequences of failing to provide sufficient detail.
This issue also includes a notice from the Office of the Taxpayers' Ombudsperson regarding its systemic examination into Canada Revenue Agency delays in processing complex T1 adjustment requests, together with summaries of recent tax decisions and updated appeal tables.
If you have any questions about the cases in this edition of Bennett Jones on Tax Disputes, please reach out to Ed Kroft KC, Chair of the Bennett Jones Tax Litigation & Dispute Resolution group.
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