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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2014

Recent Court Decisions - May 2014

The last year has provided no shortage of exciting and interesting tax cases that tax practitioners can learn from.

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INTRODUCTION

The last year has provided no shortage of exciting and interesting tax cases that tax practitioners can learn from. Accordingly, the purpose of this paper is to review a select number of cases that we felt were important to highlight. Each case begins with a short summary followed by the facts, judicial reasoning and the take-away message.

SWIRSKY1

Summary

Owner-manager remuneration is important to many businesses, especially family businesses. Swirsky emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between different forms of owner-manager remuneration in certain circumstances. In a nutshell, this case involves a question of interest deductibility wherein the Federal Court of Appeal held that interest was not deductible as the shares were not acquired to earn income.

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