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The Appeal Deadline for non-Residential properties for the 2017 taxation year is MARCH 31, 2017.

In recent months, Saskatchewan has found itself at the center of a heated debate with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)...

Canada is now implementing a new international standard for the automatic exchange of financial account information between tax administrations referred to as the common reporting standard.

On September 18, 2015, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released Notice 2015-66 announcing its intention to amend certain of the regulations under Chapter 4 of the Code (the "FATCA regulations").

Last week, the Canada Revenue Agency (the "CRA") issued its annual report to Parliament. Among other matters, the CRA reported on the performance of its Voluntary Disclosures Program (the "VDP").

In the recent decision in 1068754 Alberta Ltd. v. Agence du revenu du Québec, the Supreme Court of Canada confirmed a Quebec Court of Appeal decision permitting Quebec's tax authorities to require the production of bank records of the Calgary branch of a financial institution doing business in Quebec.

The mineral exploration tax credit ("METC") is a 15% non-refundable investment tax credit for junior mining company investors who subscribe for flow-through shares. For over 20 years, this credit has further incentivized...

The individual tax filing deadline for 2023 personal taxes has passed, as the deadline to file was April 30th. However, the next step that occurs in the tax return process...

The tax protesters were arrested and then released on a promise to appear and with court imposed bail conditions.

The Tax Court of Canada recently confirmed that in certain circumstances a secured creditor can commence or continue a tax appeal on behalf of a bankrupt estate.

It's February and the allure of fresh powder, and the promise of a cold pint have brought you "up the hill" for a great day on the slopes.

Taxpayers have no automatic right of appeal to the SCC, which chooses to hear only two or three tax cases each year.

On December 9, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in AG (Canada) v. Fairmont Hotels Inc. (2016 SCC 56) in which the Court modified the common law test for rectification...

The Supreme Court of Canada has granted leave in Guindon v. R., an appeal involving the question of whether tax civil penalties are criminal in nature.

No inference of intent: Courts rejected the claim that surplus cash was earmarked for decommissioning in the absence of contemporaneous reserves, allocations, or disclosures.

We previously reported that the Canada Revenue Agency developed transitioning rules which were welcomed relief to taxpayers.

Divorce and separation can be a very difficult time for all parties involved, especially in the beginning. However, as difficult as it can be...