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In Ng v. The King (2025 TCC 172), the Tax Court of Canada addressed a recurring and often frustrating scenario for taxpayers: the CRA reassesses a file and mails the Notice of Reassessment to an address previously provided by the taxpayer, ...

Corporate structures in Canada often involve various strategies for managing share ownership, capital returns, and shareholder interests.

Canada has special income tax rules that exempt from taxation some income from an individual's employment.

Trust has two beneficiaries, C and D, each equally entitled to Trust's capital.

The FBI developed a cryptocurrency called NexFundAI as part of an investigation into price manipulation within the crypto markets, according to a government announcement in October.

Canada's Income Tax Act contains five basic foreign-reporting rules.

In Canada, taxpayers must file CRA Form T106 to disclose certain non-arm's length transactions with non-residents. The United States does not have a single consolidated disclosure form equivalent to T106.

For Canadian small business owners, determining the most tax-efficient method to draw income from a corporation is a key strategic challenge.

The British Columbia Supreme Court decision in Coram Deo Foundation v MNR, 2026 BCSC (S260171), is a significant Canadian charity law and Canadian tax litigation ruling addressing interim injunctive relief, CRA revocation of charitable status, ...

In IGGillis Holdings Inc. v Minister of National Revenue, the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA") forced the courts to examine both the extent of the CRA's tax audit power and the limits of solicitor-client privilege.

To provide affordable housing to Canadians, the federal government offers several programs aimed at incentivizing property development and rental. One such initiative, administered through the tax system, is the Residential Rental Property (RRP) Rebate.

Many U.S. taxpayers with global investments are unaware of the harsh U.S. tax rules that apply to Passive Foreign Investment Companies, commonly known as PFICs.

On November 21, 2023, the Government of Canada released the 2023 Fall Economic Statement, outlining Canada's next steps on international tax reform and digitalization.

The appellant, Ms. Gardner, was reassessed by the Canada Revenue Agency in 2016 and denied motor vehicle expenses claimed for the 2015 taxation year.

The appellant, Ms. Gardner, was reassessed by the Canada Revenue Agency in 2016 and denied motor vehicle expenses claimed for the 2015 taxation year.

The Tax Court is a federal court that has the jurisdiction to deal with matters involving all taxpayers including corporations and trusts related to the Canada Revenue Agency ("CRA").

In this case, the taxpayers, Steve Paquet and his company, 4527976 Canada Inc. ("Héritage"), appealed against income tax assessments for 2010-2013 for Paquet and 2010-2014 for Héritage.