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The transfer pricing case of McKesson v. The Queen has raised procedural issues that are without precedent in Canadian tax cases.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently dismissed the application for leave to appeal in Terry E.Taylor v. Her Majesty the Queen.

On September 29, 2015, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) hosted a roundtable to discuss both its findings on compliance with and the disclosure undertaken...

A recent case illustrates the importance of conducting a careful, sensitive investigation of sexual harassment complaints.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has released two important decisions this year on online behavioural advertising (OBA or interest-based advertising) so far this year.

In McNally v. Canada (National Revenue) (2015 FC 767), the taxpayer brought an application to the Federal Court for an order requiring the Minister to assess his tax return.

The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP Canada) held its 16th annual national conference on June 16-17 in Toronto.

In a recent case, the Tax Court of Canada reiterated the importance of the statutory preconditions that must be met before a taxpayer may appeal to the Court.

The court was tasked with examining the nature of advisor penalties, which are sanctions imposed under s. 163.2 of the Income Tax Act on tax planners engaged in "culpable conduct".

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice released its judgment in Cornish v. Ontario Securities Commission, on appeal from a decision of the Ontario Securities Commission issued September 28, 2011.

The Canadian Securities Administrators (the CSA) have announced amendments to the rules governing rights offerings in Canada.

Ontario employers have less than three months left to ensure their workers and supervisors get "basic occupational health and safety awareness training".

A new judge has been appointed to the Tax Court of Canada.

In Theratechnologies inc. v. 12185 Canada inc. the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that requirements that plaintiffs demonstrate that their claims have been brought in good faith and have a reasonable chance of succeeding are no mere "speed bump"

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The Government recently issued a Consultation Paper regarding proposed mandatory reporting standards for payments by extractive industry companies.

We have recently become aware of fake emails purporting to emanate from the CRA and informing the recipient that he/she has received an Interac email money transfer.