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Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust) v. Canada, 2026 FCA 25 Introduction: Unpaid Payroll Deductions: A Hidden Risk for Creditors

The Federal Court of Appeal’s decision in Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust) v. Canada addresses an important issue in Canadian tax law: whether the Crown can recover unremitted payroll deductions from an unsecured creditor who receiv...


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When a Canadian taxpayer tried to change his 2004 tax return, CRA declined and pushed for penalties plus interest while ignoring his change request for 10 years. Judicial review sided with the taxpayer.

In 2005, anticipating that his 2004 reportable income would be nearly double the amount originally declared, Mr. Rawlings, the taxpayer, filed an amended return for 2004. The ...


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Introduction: Canadian Charity Law, CRA Revocation, and Constitutional Jurisdiction

The British Columbia Supreme Court decision in Coram Deo Foundation v MNR, 2026 BCSC (S260171), is a significant Canadian charity law and Canadian tax litigation ruling addressing interim injunctive relief, CRA revocation of charitable status, and constitutional limits on federal jurisdiction....


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In Insurance Institute of Ontario v. M.N.R., 2020 TCC 69, the Tax Court of Canada clarified that where a payor and a worker share a common intention regarding the nature of their relationship, that intention may prevail — even where the objective indicia point in a different direction — provided the parties conduct themselves in a manner consistent with that shared i...


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Introduction – Taxpayer Relief, Tax Reassessments, CPP Refunds, and the Jurisdictional Limits of Objection Rights

In Tolley v. The King, 2026 TCC 14, the Tax Court of Canada examined whether a taxpayer can obtain an extension of time to


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