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In recent years, the CRA has increasingly paid attention to business income reported and expenses claimed further to dealings with family and friends.

Federal Government proposes to adopt OECD model for Digital Economy Platform Sellers and various other income, sales and excise tax amendments.

When determining rights to property, many of us hark back to law school and our first-year property law class, where we were constantly reminded of the fundamental legal premise embodied...

York Regional Police are warning the public that there has been an increase in fraudulent activity conducted by phone and/or email.

In Announcement 2010-9, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (the "Service") proposed requiring certain entities that file a U.S. tax return to include a new schedule in their return to report their "uncertain tax positions" and their total potential tax exposure for these positions.

The Offshore Tax Informant Program (OTIP) was originally announced in January 2014 under the name Stop International Tax Evasion program.

It is Tax Season again and with that comes the boatload of spam emails trying to trick people into visiting compromised sites that serve up malicious software; or sites that try to gather personal information from unsuspecting or unwary individuals.

So-called hallmark approaches, including those used by the United States and Quebec, are examined in particular.

During this joyous time of year, we would like to wish you and your family a happy holiday season and to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued business.

In this instalment of our Tax Litigation Video Series, Kyle Spampinato delves into Indigenous taxation with respect to Section 87 tax exemptions.

What happens after the CRA assesses you? Do you need to deal with CRA collections, or will they automatically back off while you're challenging the tax assessment? Find out in the latest instalment...

In this second episode in our Wealthhard series, Brian speaks with ⁠Matthew Getzler⁠, Partner and Co-Chair of the Private Client Services & Tax groups...

The Ontario Court of Appeal in Rivers v. Waterloo Regional Police Services Board has upheld the Superior Court of Justice's determination...

As in Newtonian physics, actions in tax law attract reactions. As global trade expands, so do the problems of monitoring the taxation of multinational enterprises (MNEs).

For some reason, the lead time to the release of this year's Federal Budget seemed to really make me anxious. Since the summer of 2017 when Finance dropped the would be bomb on private corporations,

Co-author with David Chodikoff, "Canadian Tax Litigation" in The European Lawyer Reference Series (Jurisdictional Comparisons), David Chodikoff (Ed.)

Currently, through the operation of the refundable dividend tax on hand (RDTOH) rules, a portion of the tax paid on passive income earned by a private corporation is refunded when the corporation pays dividends.