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Overview: Why the Tax Court Denied an $86,231 Commissioned Employee Expense Deduction

Thorburn v The King, 2026 TCC 108, is a practical reminder that employee expense deductions are not allowed simply because an expense appears useful, income-producing, or supported by a Form T2200. The Tax Court of Canada dismissed Robert Thorburn’s appeal of a


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Tax Court Denies $118,000 in Deductions Without Valid Receipts: Canadian Tax Lawyer Explains the Lesson of Chennenkunnath v. The King  Overview – Record-keeping is indispensable for commission employees

A commission-based car salesman’s attempt to deduct over $118,000 in employment expenses across two tax years was blocked in Chennenkunnath v. The King, 202...


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Canada Greener Homes Affordability Program (CGHAP at a Glance: 

Green retrofits come with real tax consequences. Understanding how the CRA treats CGHAP grants, rental property deductions, ACB adjustments, principal residence exemption interactions, Class 43.1 eligibility, and Quebec provincial tax obligations is essential before you apply.

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Overview — Establishing Business Deduction Entitlement through Procedural Diligence

The case of Bobic v. The King, 2026 TCC 114, serves as a poignant reminder of the critical importance of record-keeping for small business owners in Canada, where the CRA, ultimately made significant concessions, which the Tax Court noted were more generous than its...


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