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Tax Evasion: Some Recent Global Developments

It's Personal (Preserving Wealth for People and Private Companies)

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Surplus Stripping: Is the Pipeline Leaking Again?

On April 25, 2013, the Federal Court of Appeal (“FCA”) released its decision in the case of MacDonald v. R (2013 FCA 110) (“MacDonald”). Unfortunately for the taxpayer, the FCA in a unanimous decision overturned the decision of Justice Hershfield of...

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Application of Anti-Avoidance Rule to Deny Capital Dividend Treatment

The Federal Court of Appeal (“FCA”) recently upheld the Tax Court of Canada (the “TCC”) decision in Groupe Honco Inc. v. R. (2012 TCC 305 and 2013 CAF 128), where capital dividends were re-characterized as taxable dividends by virtue of...

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Tax Rules For Restrictive Covenants Are Now Law

Section 56.4 of the Income Tax Act (Canada) dealing with the taxation of payments for restrictive covenants was finally enacted last month.  Changes were first proposed in 2003 after the Courts held that non-compete payments were non-taxable. The proposed rules...

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2013 Provincial Budget Highlights

AlbertaBritish ColumbiaOntarioQuébec (English Version)Québec (Version Française)Saskatchewan 2013 Alberta Budget Highlights Regan A. O’Neil, Calgary The 2013 Alberta Budget tabled by The Honourable Doug Horner, Minister of Finance, on March 7, 2013 received royal assent on April 29, 2013.  Corporate and...

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TCC Upholds Tax Benefits of Cross-Border Refinancing Involving Foreign Affiliates

The Tax Court of Canada (the « TCC« ) recently considered in Lehigh Cement Ltd. v. R. (2013 TCC 176) (“Lehigh Cement”) the application of the anti-avoidance rule in paragraph 95(6)(b) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) (the “Act”) in the context...

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SCC Daishowa Decision: Assumed Liabilities Not Considered Proceeds of Disposition

On May 23, 2013, the Supreme Court of Canada (“SCC”) released its decision in Daishowa-Marubeni International Ltd. v. R. (2013 SCC 29) (“Daishowa”).  Rothstein J., writing for a unanimous court, introduced the decision by posing the age-old question “If a tree falls...

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Base Erosion, Profit Shifting and Tightening the Tax Noose on Multi-National Enterprises

It has been almost five years since the worst economic crisis struck the modern world.  While there appears to be some modest improvement in the U.S. economy, many other parts of the world are still struggling or worse (for example,...

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Canadian Renewable & Conservation Expense “Green” Energy Tax Incentives

This article is an overview of the Canadian income tax considerations relevant to Canadian renewable and conservation expenses (« CRCE ») initially introduced in the March 1996 Canadian Federal Budget as a new category of deductible expenses and related recent amendments included...

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Overview of Limitation on Benefits Article in Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty

 The Canada-United States Tax Treaty (the “Tax Treaty”) is unique among Canada’s tax treaties in its approach to prevent “treaty shopping”. Treaty shopping generally refers to the acquisition and enjoyment of treaty benefits under a given tax treaty by persons...

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Guides de pratique mondiaux publiés par Chambers, Prix de transfert 2023 – Canada : Droit et pratique et Tendances et développements

Lisez cet article pour en savoir plus sur les développements récents relatifs au prix de transfert au Canada, notamment les règles régissant le prix de transfert, les méthodes d’établissement du prix de transfert et l’intervention accrue des tribunaux dans les litiges touchant le prix de transfert.

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Appel accueilli par la Cour canadienne de l’impôt

David Chodikoff et Ron Choudhury représentaient CanLII dans le cadre d’un appel en matière de taxe de vente qui a été accueilli par la Cour canadienne de l’impôt en raison du fait que CanLII a effectué une fourniture taxable relativement à la mise à disposition d’une bibliothèque virtuelle et qu’elle était donc en droit de demander des crédits de taxe sur les intrants.

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