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The COVID-19 pandemic forced thousands of Canadian businesses to close temporarily, putting immense pressure on small business owners. To provide support, the federal government introduced several emergency programs, including the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy (CERS).

The Canadian Income Tax Act contains five basic rules requiring a Canadian resident to report either a transaction involving a foreign party or an interest in foreign property ...

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had wide-ranging impacts on Canadians' lives. One of the areas of impact is personal finance.

The first half of 2015 was marked by a defining moment in Canadian tax law: the Supreme Court of Canada's ruling in Guindon v Canada (2015 SCC 41).

When a taxpayer misses the deadline to file a notice of objection to a CRA tax reassessment, the situation often feels irreversible. In practice, however, the law does provide a pathway to correct that mistake — but only if the process is followed precisely.

The Canadian Income Tax Act levies income tax on the worldwide income of resident Canadians.

A recent CBC news article criticized the Canadian trucking industry for its employment practices.

Beginning July 1st, 2017, all Uber, Lyft and other self-employed commercial ride-share drivers must register for and then charge, collect and report GST/HST to the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA").

Interest assessments arising from Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) compliance verifications can place significant financial strain on Canadian importers, particularly when GST coding or exemption errors result in reassessments involving large amounts.

In Les Éléments Chauffants Tempora Inc. v. The King (2025 TCC 173), the Tax Court of Canada addressed a critical issue affecting corporate taxpayers who rely on SR&ED tax credits: when can the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) reassess a corporation outside the normal tax reassessment period?

Tax amnesty programs have become an increasingly common tool for U.S. states to collect unpaid taxes. These programs offer taxpayers the chance to resolve back taxes with reduced penalties and, in some cases, waived interest.

Tax season can be especially confusing for international students who are unfamiliar with Canada's taxation laws. One central question for international students is whether they need to file a Canadian tax return.

Since the COVID-19 Pandemic, the shift to remote work has transformed the employment landscape in Canada. It is estimated that about 40% of Canadians either work completely remotely or follow a hybrid arrangement.

Where the sale of a real property constitutes a taxable sale for the purposes of the Excise Tax Act, the GST/HST ought to have been collected and remitted on the sale of that real property.

This article forms Part IV of our multi-part cryptocurrency tax litigation series. It examines how the Tax Court of Canada distinguishes cryptocurrency business income from capital gains following a CRA crypto tax audit and CRA tax reassessment, ...

Cameco Corporation ("Cameco") refused to grant the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") oral interviews with 25 employees and former employees during the course of a transfer pricing tax audit.

In Gaitanis v. The King, 2025 TCC 186, the Tax Court of Canada addressed a recurring but often misunderstood issue in GST/HST litigation: how strictly the statutory conditions for the GST New Housing Rebate apply ...

Tax fraud and tax evasion may occur through various activities including, but not limited to: (1) evading income tax obligations (2) attempting to defraud the government by claiming false losses, or ...