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The Federal Court of Appeal just allowed the appeal by the Canada Revenue Agency (the Canadian income tax department) in the case of Baxter v. The Queen, and held that the taxpayer had acquired a tax shelter. Since the promoter of the investment did not have a tax shelter ID number, all deductions were denied to Mr. Baxter.

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