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The trade relationship between the United States ("US") and Canada received a brief period of reprieve with the recent 30-day postponement of President Trump's blanket tariffs and Canada's retaliatory countermeasures.

Federal tax legislation in Canada encourages the construction and renovation of residential homes through a range of tax rebates. However, eligibility for these rebates is not always clear-cut.

For years it was an open question as to whether or not a Canada Revenue Agency auditor owed a duty of care to a taxpayer under audit.

The Canada Revenue Agency has implemented a significant shift in its audit approach for large businesses, moving from single-year to two-year audit workplans.

When a person (whether a corporation or natural individual) crosses a border to perform services, Canada and the US have detailed taxing rules, aimed at ensuring that the person entering the other country...

In the Alcohol Industry, as with its heavily-taxed cousins – the tobacco, vaping, and cannabis industries – taxation is all about levying tax on producers at the time of final packaging, or on importers...

The new year brings possible new tax reporting requirements for direct sales platform operators ("Direct Sellers")!

A T4A slip is an essential Canadian tax form that businesses must issue to contractors and other self-employed individuals when payments are made for services rendered within Canada.

Canada has implemented multiple layers of surtaxes targeting aluminum products of Chinese origin, with rates reaching 25% under various orders. These measures can apply even when products are shipped through third countries, and when combined with Anti-Dumping and Countervailing duties, total duties can exceed 180% for certain aluminum goods.

While the recent focus in Canada has been on the tariff war between Canada and the US (for example, President Trump's tariffs on certain imported Canadian steel, and Prime Minister Carney's retaliatory surtaxes on same)...

Current US vs. Canada trade tensions may be extending into US Customs & Border Protection ("CBP") audit, review and investigative...

A Crown Corporation's requirement that a successful bidder hold membership in a specific industry association raises questions about procurement fairness and the Canadian International Trade Tribunal's jurisdiction. When Baja Construction won a roofing contract but couldn't meet the membership requirement, the CITT's refusal to provide relief highlighted significant procedural hurdles facing government procurement challengers.

Canada introduces Bill C-35 to prohibit imports of goods produced by forced labour, responding to US criticism and potential tariffs. The legislation empowers customs officers with detention authority and creates a Prohibited List requiring importers to provide prescribed documentation. Will these enhanced enforcement measures satisfy the US Administration and prevent additional trade penalties?

The TCC nevertheless undertook some brief analysis to determine that it agreed with the parties.

On March 6, 2025, Canada announced the start of an anti-dumping investigation on "Renewable Diesel" (A.K.A. hydrogenation-derived renewable diesel or "HDRD")...

For years it was an open question as to whether or not a Canada Revenue Agency auditor owed a duty of care to a taxpayer under audit.

The Canada Revenue Agency automatically transfers tax refunds to satisfy outstanding balances in other CRA accounts before issuing payments to taxpayers. This automated set-off process occurs without advance notice, leaving businesses and individuals surprised when expected GST/HST or income tax refunds are redirected to cover debts in different tax programs.