Dentons | Canada | 22 Nov 2023
Rectification is an equitable remedy that allows a court to correct errors in a written document, such as a contract or legal instrument, when the…
Lavery Lawyers | Canada | 21 Nov 2023
Le 2 novembre dernier, en réaction à une certaine polémique, l’Agence du revenu du Canada (l’« ARC ») a cherché à clarifier l’application des…
Lavery Lawyers | Canada | 21 Nov 2023
On November 2, 2023, in response to certain controversy, the Canada Revenue Agency (“CRA”) sought to clarify the application of the new disclosure…
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Dentons | Canada | 17 Nov 2023
In response to the Fall Economic Statement of 2022, the federal government has taken steps to reinforce the Canada Revenue Agency’s ability to…
Miller Thomson LLP | Canada | 13 Nov 2023
The Federal Department of Finance introduced new trust reporting rules that generally apply to trusts having a taxation year ending after December 31…
Miller Thomson LLP | Canada | 13 Oct 2023
The mandatory disclosure rules contained in Bill C-47 are now in effect. While there has been a great deal of discussion regarding the reportable and…
Miller Thomson LLP | Canada | 3 Oct 2023
Bill C-32 added new trust reporting requirements to the Income Tax Act (the “ITA” or the “Act”) which will come into force for trusts having a…
Dentons | Canada | 29 Sep 2023
Prior to December 15, 2022, Paragraph 231.1(1)(a) of the Income Tax Act (Act) permitted the CRA to request documents or records of a taxpayer that…
Dentons | Canada | 19 Sep 2023
Many companies use the services of independent contractors to fill operational gaps within their business. However, employers should carefully…
Dentons | Canada | 18 Sep 2023
This summer, the Tax Court of Canada (the Tax Court) dismissed a taxpayer’s appeal in a decision that highlights the importance of strictly complying…