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RECENT TAX ARTICLES
Going to the Tax Court Without a Lawyer: What Every Self-Represented Litigant Should Know
Going to the Tax Court Without a Lawyer: What Every Self-Represented Litigant Should Know By Amit Ummat, Principal Counsel, Ummat Tax Law PC The Tax Court of Canada is intended to be accessible. A taxpayer [...]
Access to Justice or Second-Class Justice? The Proposed Expansion of the Tax Court’s Informal Procedure
Access to Justice or Second-Class Justice? The Proposed Expansion of the Tax Court’s Informal Procedure Introduction Bill C-31, the Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2, proposes a substantial expansion of the Tax Court of Canada’s [...]
When a CRA Audit Becomes a Tax Dispute
When a CRA Audit Becomes a Tax Dispute The decisions made before a proposal letter often determine whether the client can still win later The central point: an audit response does more than answer an [...]
