Canadian tax lawyer and accountant David Rotfleisch the risks (and rewards) of the British Virgin Islands tax avoidance strategy

Wrapping up the odds and ends in this week’s Canadian accounting news

Timothy Dunn of Minden Gross LLP on why the CRA may be coming after lenders, creditors and owners of struggling businesses

Taxpayers have minimal procedural rights says Vern Krishna of TaxChambers LLP

Wrapping up the odds and ends in this week’s Canadian accounting news

Allan Lanthier on confusion in surplus stripping and the post-mortem pipeline, due to a recent Tax Court of Canada decision

David J Rotfleisch on the timing legalities of reassessments

David J Rotfleisch on settling a dispute prior to a hearing in Tax Court

Partnerships participating in the SR&ED program may find the process to be significantly more complex compared with normal corporations

Wrapping up the odds and ends in this week’s Canadian accounting news

Allan Lanthier looks at the BVI Switch tax avoidance scheme used by wealthy Canadians and what action could be taken by the federal finance minister

Fred O'Riordan, National Leader of Tax Policy at EY Canada, on whether Quebec's health tax on the unvaccinated can "move the needle"

Tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch on double taxation and relief

Tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch on why a homebuyer was denied the new housing rebate by the Tax Court of Canada

In part two of his two-part series, Allan Lanthier highlights areas of the Supreme Court's Alta Energy decision that are open to vigorous debate

In part one of a two-part series, Allan Lanthier looks at the details of the Alta Energy tax avoidance decision by the Supreme Court of Canada

Canadian journalists should be wary of groups like the CTF, says Sociology Professor Kyle Willmott

Brian Nichols and Kelsey Horning of GSNH on loss consolidation arrangements

Wrapping up the odds and ends in this week’s Canadian accounting news

Tax lawyer and accountant David J Rotfleisch on gifting non-qualifying securities such as a promissory note to a registered charity

In the final part of a three-part series, Doug S. Ewens and Kenneth Keung of Moodys Tax Law ask whether the CRA is over-reaching on the scope of the GAAR

A three-part series from Doug S. Ewens and Kenneth Keung of Moodys Tax Law

Canadian accountant and tax lawyer David J Rotfleisch on a recent Federal Court decision against Canada Revenue Agency

Pierre Alary of Gowling WLG on factors that support the filing of a service complaint as part of an ongoing tax dispute

Stevan Novoselac and John A. Sorensen of Gowling WLG on the nuances of the CRA's VDP Operations Manual