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In part I of this article about optimizing your medical tax credit claim through tax help from our expert Toronto tax lawyers, we discussed the requirements of the medical tax credit...

From 2004 to 2008, the Appellants, Ms. Elaine Gould and Mr. Russell Porisky, promoted and distributed Mr. Porisky's tax avoidance theories to the public through the Paradigm Education Group.

The Federal Court of Appeal decision in Canada (Attorney General) v. Iris Technologies Inc. (2022) FCA 101, which deals with Tax and Federal Court jurisdictions exemplifies the need for determining the appropriate forum ...

In Tolley v. The King, 2026 TCC 14, the Tax Court of Canada examined whether a taxpayer can obtain an extension of time to file a notice of objection after the Canada Revenue Agency reassessed multiple taxation years to implement a retroactive employment reclassification.

On April 1, 2021, a federal court in the District of Massachusetts allowed the United States Internal Revenue Service to serve a John Doe summons on the Boston-based cryptocurrency exchange, Circle Internet Financial Inc. and on its spinout company, Poloniex LLC.

Generally, when a taxpayer dies, his or her TFSA ceases to exist.

When a Canadian taxpayer is assessed for Canadian income taxes owing, there is a limited amount of time within which they can file a Notice of Objection to the tax assessment if they disagree with the amounts owing.

A corporation, for both general and tax purposes, is recognized as a separate legal entity from its shareholders, unlike a partnership or a sole proprietorship.

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.

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.

Directors are jointly and severally liable for some of the tax debts of the corporation of which they are a director. The Canadian Excise Tax Act makes the directors of a corporation liable for the GST/HST remittance arrears of that corporation.

On June 4, 2020, during a virtual meeting with the Tax Court of Canada Bench and Bar Liaison Committee, the Tax Court of Canada introduced its new, yet temporary, "fast track settlement conference system".

The discredited tax protester position that a "natural person", is not subject to the Income Tax Act resulted in another conviction for tax evasion.

In the summer of 2018, an international coalition of tax administrators—including the CRA and the United States Internal Revenue Service —promised to pool their resources and expose cryptocurrency users who dodged their tax obligations.

Export-oriented businesses in Canada play a vital role in facilitating Canada's international economic presence and economic growth.

Cryptocurrency tax compliance is becoming increasingly important for entrepreneurs, investors, accountants, and crypto traders navigating global digital asset markets.

The rules regarding SR&ED claims are set out in various parts of the tax act. Section 37 allows for the deduction of SR&ED expenditures while section 127 allows for taxpayers to claim ITCs for SR&ED.