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Overview – Why the Tax Treatment of Employment Settlements Matters Before the Agreement Is Signed

Employment settlements are often negotiated as a gross dollar amount, but employees and employers usually care about the net result. A wrongful-dismissal settlement, severance package, human-rights settlement, harassment award, stock-option settlement, or payment in lieu of notic...


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Overview – When Can the CRA Deny a Business Expense?

Many Canadian business owners assume that if a business expense was actually incurred and was genuinely connected to earning business income, it will be fully deductible for income tax purposes. That assumption is not always correct. Even where an expense satisfies the general deductibility requirements under the Income Tax...


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Quick Answer: What Is the Toronto Vacant Home Tax?

The Toronto vacant home tax (VHT) is a 3 percent annual municipal tax applied to residential properties in Toronto that are vacant for more than six months in a calendar year. The rate was 1 percent when the program launched in 2022 and


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Overview- CRA Denies Charitable Donation Tax Credits in the GLGI Donation Tax Shelter Litigation 

Cassidy v. The King, 2026 TCC 97 [Cassidy], is a Tax Court of Canada decision addressing charitable donation tax credits,


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Overview– Why the TOSI Rules Remain a Risk for Family Business Tax Planning

The Tax on Split Income (TOSI) rules remain among the most complex and misunderstood areas of Canadian private corporation tax planning. Found in section 120.4 of the Income Tax Act, these rules ...


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