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A nudge letter is a non-formal communication from a tax authority, such as Canada Revenue Agency, designed to prompt taxpayers to review their tax affairs and ensure compliance.

Death is an inevitable end that awaits every individual, and no one knows the time at which it may come. One meaningful gift that many Canadians choose to leave for a loved one—without the complexities of a will—is a life insurance payout.

Canadian landlords operating short-term rentals now face strict new limits on claiming tax deductions if they fail to follow provincial or municipal rules. The Canada Revenue Agency can deny expenses related to short-term rental properties under the updated Income Tax Act.

Cryptocurrency is a popular means of conducting transactions online. Widespread cryptocurrency tokens such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dash, and Stellar have become acceptable payment currencies for some e-commerce merchants across the world.

The Accelerated Investment Incentive in Canada is a set of tax rules designed to encourage businesses to invest in eligible capital assets by allowing them to write off more of the cost in the year of purchase.

This article looks at the tax dispute between the Canada Revenue Agency and Uber Canada Inc. Afterwards, we provide GST/HST tax tips based on the lessons we might draw from the outcome of this dispute.

The Underused Housing Tax Act (UHTA) imposes a particularly severe penalty regime for property owners who fail to file their required returns on time.

The Income Tax Act grants the CRA a broad range of powers and discretions when conducting tax audits of Canadian taxpayers.

In January 2025, the Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) rendered its decision on Doostyar et al. v The King, 2025 FCA 6 (Doostyar). The FCA dismissed the appeal by the taxpayers of a decision by the Tax Court of Canada (TCC).

In Couture v Canada (Revenue Agency), 2024 FC 1283, the Federal Court dismissed a taxpayer's judicial review application relating to the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB).

The Income Tax Act has rules that allow the deduction of interest in specific situations. Paragraph 20(1)(c) allows interest deduction for borrowed money used to generate business income or property income.

On August 15, 2025, the Department of Finance released over 250 pages of draft legislation and explanatory notes, providing clarity on numerous tax matters, including crypto-assets.

In Canada, a limited partnership (LP) offers a unique business structure for ventures involving two or more persons aiming to generate profit.

The highlight of the Supreme Court of Canada's ("SCC") decision in this case is that merely following the letter of the law is insufficient.

The line between effective tax planning and tax avoidance is not always a bright one. In fact, taxpayers may find themselves in the crosshairs of the CRA even if they have complied with the letter of the law.

Another self styled educator with the Paradigm Education Group tax protester movement has been sentenced to a jail term for tax evasion and counselling others to evade as a result of a successful tax prosecution.

The Tax Court of Canada has recently decided a case regarding director's liability for unremitted GST/HST returns.