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Corporate Revival for Tax Purposes: When is it Necessary for a Dissolved Corporation?

The Dilemma: Corporate Status vs. Tax Obligations

The dissolution of a corporation creates confusion regarding its tax filing obligations. The question often boils down to: Does a dissolved corporation need to be legally revived to file outstanding tax returns with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)?

For a corporation created under the Canada Business Corporations Act (CB...

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Underused Housing Tax Act: The December 31 Late-Filing Trap for Canadian Property Owners

The Underused Housing Tax Act (UHTA) imposes a particularly severe penalty regime for property owners who fail to file their required returns on time. The most punitive element—often overlooked—is the December 31 late-filing rule, which can expose even tax-exempt owners to ongoing penalties as if they owed tax. For Canadian corporations, trustees, and individuals wit...

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Strict Deadlines to Apply for Time Extensions under Section 166.2 of the Income Tax Act – Simon Ribbans Photography ...

Missed Deadlines for Objections and the Jurisdictional Bar of the One-Year Rule

The Income Tax Act sets strict deadlines for taxpayers to object to tax assessments or reassessments or request extensions. Under paragraph 165(1)(b), taxpayers—including individuals and corporations—must serve a notice of object...

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Tax Court Reprimands CRA with Gross-Negligence Penalties and Procedural Misconduct: Choptiany et al. v. The King (20...

Overview – A Landmark Warning to CRA on Tax Litigation Conduct

In Choptiany et al. v. The King (2022 TCC 112), the Tax Court of Canad...

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How to Navigate RESP Withdrawals: Essential Tax Tips for Canadian Families

RESP Withdrawals: What Every Contributor and Beneficiary Should Know About Taxes

A Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) is a government-supported savings vehicle that helps Canadians set aside funds for the post-secondary education of their children or other eligible beneficiaries. Despite its popularity, many Canadians—including both contributors and beneficiaries—remain...

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