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On June 3, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada rendered two decisions that affirmed the paramountcy of solicitor-client privilege...

Nova Scotia’s Minister of Finance Diana Whalen hinted in the weeks leading up to yesterday’s budget announcement that the provincial government was planning on amending Nova Scotia’s Film Industry Tax Credit.

On November 14, 2016, as part of its fall fiscal update, the Government of Ontario announced a number of changes to the Land Transfer Tax.

The Minister of Finance unveiled his long-awaited federal budget on February 27, 2018. Long-awaited because the tax community has been in a tizzy since the Liberal government announced changes...

Welcome to our 2018 tax planning issue; a guide dedicated to helping you get the most out of your tax returns.

A new Notice of Ways and Means Motion tabled by the Canadian government on November 13, 2007 proposes to accelerate the elimination of Canadian withholding tax on conventional interest payments made to arm’s length non-residents of Canada.

On March 28, 2012, the federal government and the Quebec government entered into a tax coordination agreement under which significant changes will be made to the Quebec Sales Tax.

The BC government also recently issued PST Bulletin 001, "Registering to Collect Provincial Sales Tax" to provide information on registering for PST.

The Manitoba government has introduced Bill 53, proposing major changes to the province’s Land Transfer Tax framework. If passed, the legislation will close the loophole on beneficial ownership transfers starting January 1, 2027. Learn what this means for your upcoming real estate transactions.

On June 22, 2023, Bill C-47, an Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on March 28, 2023, received Royal Assent and became law.

Budget 2021 proposes to grant the Canada Revenue Agency the authority to demand oral responses in the course of an audit.

Canada's 2025 federal budget introduced long-anticipated amendments to Canada's transfer pricing rules following a consultation process initiated in June 2023.

Tax rectification is a remedy that can be sought when a legal document fails to reflect the tax intent of the parties to that document.

The year 2016 was eventful from a Canadian tax perspective, with the current Liberal government introducing its first federal budget and important judicial developments...

A new Liberal minority government led by Prime Minister Mark Carney could result in significant tax policy changes aimed at providing relief to middle-class families, stimulating the housing market and fostering innovation—as well as responding to ongoing U.S. tariff tensions.

The 2021 Federal Budget announced much anticipated tax credits for carbon capture, utilization and storage projects (CCUS, often referred to as CCS).

This case involved an appeal from a Superior Court decision on the interpretation of a provision of Québec's Taxation Act.