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ARTICLE · 16 DECEMBER 2019

Tax Compliance Issues: What Do Condominium Corporations Need To Know?

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Condominium corporations are incorporated as corporations without share capital, whose members are those individuals that own units in the building.

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Condominium corporations are incorporated as corporations without share capital, whose members are those individuals that own units in the building. Condominium corporations generally qualify as tax exempt under the Income Tax Act (Canada) ("ITA"), provided they meet the requirements under paragraph 149(1)(l) of the ITA. In order to qualify as tax exempt under paragraph 149(1)(l), an organization must be organized and operated exclusively for any purpose other than profit and no income generated by the entity can be made available for the personal benefit of any member.

In addition to the many duties outlined in a condominium corporation's governing documents and relevant condominium legislation, the condominium corporation has a duty to control, manage and administer the common elements and assets of the corporation.

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