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If your business is subject to a tax audit by the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") and you think the results of the audit are incorrect you can dispute the result.

As Toronto tax lawyers we deal with CRA audits and auditors on a daily basis. So what is a tax audit? This article will explain what you can expect to happen if you are audited for taxes.

When a Canadian taxpayer is facing a tax audit from the CRA, the conduct and methodology of the tax auditor are subject to a "reasonable minimum standard".

Edward Samuel Rogers was the president and CEO of Rogers Communications Inc., a Canadian public corporation.

Hall v. The King (2023 TCC 158) is a Tax Court of Canada ("Tax Court") case focused on director's liability under the Income Tax Act and Excise Tax Act.

The decision in Braich v. The King (2026 TCC 117) is an important reminder that the courts will look beyond what a property owner says about a house and instead examine the surrounding facts.

Section 160 of the Income Tax Act is one of the Canada Revenue Agency’s most powerful collection tools. It can make the recipient of a property transfer jointly and severally liable for the transferor’s unpaid tax debt where the property moved for less than fair market value to a non-arm’s-length person.

In Bank of Nova Scotia v His Majesty the King, the FCA confirmed the Tax Court's decision that arrears interest could accrue until the date of a reassessment, even in situations where a subsequent loss carryback effectively offsets most of the reassessed tax liability.

Blecha v The King, 2025 TCC 91 involved a taxpayer who owned a small house in Wiarton, Ontario and claimed rental losses. In 2015, 2016, and 2017, the Appellant's mother moved into the home and made payments for the home.

On August 15, 2025, the Department of Finance released over 250 pages of draft legislation outlining major tax changes for individuals, corporations, and trusts.

In Mohamed v. The King, the Tax Court of Canada held that a father raising two children in Canada was ineligible for the Canada Child Benefit, despite being allowed to remain indefinitely, acknowledging the outcome was unfair.

Ayre v The King 2025 TCC 41 (Ayre) involves an appeal to the Tax Court of Canada of the Minister of National Revenue's assessments, which denied claims for charitable donation tax credits under section 118.1 of the Income Tax Act (the "Tax Act").

A jeopardy order is a court-issued order under section 225.2 of the Income Tax Act that authorizes the CRA to take immediate collection actions against a taxpayer's assets, even if the tax assessment is under dispute or a Notice of Assessment has not yet been issued.

In September 2024, the Federal Court delivered a notable victory for the taxpayer in Milgram Foundation v. Attorney General of Canada and Minister of National Revenue, 2024 FC 1405.

The Canada Revenue Agency has released its expected service levels for the 2026 tax season, including targets for CRA call centre live operator accessibility, processing timelines, and client service benchmarks.

The Federal Court of Appeal's decision in Canada v. LBL Holdings Limited addresses an important question at the intersection of tax law and Indigenous rights: when is a supplier required to collect and remit GST (Goods and Services Tax) on sales ...

A company that qualifies as a Canadian-Controlled Private Corporation (CCPC) under the Income Tax Act is entitled to various benefits and preferential tax treatment not available to other Canadian business entities.

A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a government-supported savings vehicle that helps Canadians set aside funds for the post-secondary education of their children or other eligible beneficiaries.