CRA’s ex parte Jeopardy Order Application Must Provide Full and Frank Disclosure: Guidance from a Canadian Tax Lawyer
Jeopardy Order allows CRA to seize taxpayer assets Jeopardy orders…
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6075420 Canada Inc. v M.N.R.: A Canadian Tax Lawyer’s Guidance on Reassessment Limitation Periods
Introduction – Exploring the Normal Reassessment Period and “Statute-Barred” Tax…
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Oddi v CRA: Guidance from a Canadian Tax Lawyer Regarding CRA’s Collection Misconduct
Taxpayer sought damages against the CRA for sale of property…
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MNR v Zhao – Guidance from a Canadian Tax Lawyer on the Canada Revenue Agency’s Collection Action When There Are Reasonable Grounds for Delay
The Canada Revenue Agency filed an ex parte application to…
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Transfers Between Spouses Don’t Invoke Vicarious Tax Liability
Tax Guidance: A Transfer Between Spouses Doesn’t Invoke Vicarious Tax…
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Canadian Tax Lawyer’s Analysis of Tax Collections Limitation Period
Introduction – taxpayer’s request for tax credits refund was rejected…
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Director’s Liability and the Income Tax Act Statutory Limitation
Director’s Liability and the Income Tax Act Statutory Limitation –…
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Double Derivative Tax Liability – Canadian Tax Lawyer Case Analysis
Double Derivative Tax Liability: The Federal Court of Appeal Broadens…
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Valid Consideration Under Enforceable Oral Contract – Canadian Tax Case Analysis
Brown v The Queen – Subsection 160(1) Valid Consideration Under…
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Duque v. The Queen – A Canadian Tax Lawyer Analysis | Rotfleisch & Samulovitch PC
Duque v. The Queen — Canadian Tax Lawyer’s Analysis and…
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