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ARTICLE · 07 JUNE 2019

Introducing CaseNotes

As tax practitioners, a good chunk of our careers are spent keeping up-to-date on changes in tax law. Changes can arise from legislative amendments, case law that helps to interpret complex

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As tax practitioners, a good chunk of our careers are spent keeping up-to-date on changes in tax law. Changes can arise from legislative amendments, case law that helps to interpret complex statutes or interpretations on legislation from the tax administrator—the Canada Revenue Agency (Canada) or the Internal Revenue Service (United States). In the midst of keeping current, we routinely come across interesting material that we share with clients and colleagues. It occurred to us that this material should be routinely and broadly shared. And thus, the lightbulb went on—why not create a companion to our firm's blogs that is regular and recurring—bi-weekly—and essentially shares with our friends our recent learnings that are relevant to our clients. Accordingly, welcome to CaseNotes—our firm's attempt to share with you in short, recurring, and in plain English as possible, our lightbulb moments. We hope you enjoy it!

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