Tax Court Appeal

Preparing for an Informal Procedure Tax Court Hearing Taking your tax dispute to the Tax Court of Canada is a significant step. Whether you’re filing under the informal or general procedure, proper preparation is critical to ensuring your case is presented...

Disagreements with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can arise from audits, reassessments, or penalties. Whether it’s a personal tax issue or a business-related matter, CRA disputes can be stressful and complex. Without expert guidance, you may face significant financial and legal consequences. COMMON REASONS FOR CRA DISPUTESCRA disputes often stem...

Coopers Park Real Estate Development Corporation v. The King, 2024 TCC 122 Accountant-Client privilege does not exist. However, under what circumstances could information or documents from an accountant or third-party be considered privileged and confidential in a legal proceeding? Also, what is the proper scope of discovery pursuant to rules 81...

The authors of this article address the serious problem of lack of effective recourse for Canadian taxpayers where they are subject to the abusive exercise of audit and/or assessment powers by tax officials:...

When dealing with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), it’s crucial to understand the significance of having access to all relevant working papers, documentation, and information. This is especially true when preparing to arguments in support of a Notice of Objection. Failing to obtain and thoroughly review these documents can severely...

Receiving a notice of audit from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) can be a daunting experience for taxpayers. However, with the right approach and guidance, navigating a CRA audit can be manageable and less stressful. In this blog post, we’ll discuss tips on how to handle CRA audits effectively, drawing insights from a Toronto tax lawyer....