Authors: Alain Gaucher, Q.C., and Ravtej Grewal
In the recent decision of Grimes v R, 2016 TCC 280, the Court considered a myriad of differing valuations for shares held by a… Read More
It’s been said that the oldest rule of administrative law is to give a citizen notice of an alleged transgression or failing before penalizing him because of it. This is… Read More
On December 9, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada released two landmark decisions which provided much-needed clarification on the doctrine of rectification in the tax context.
Rectification is an equitable remedy… Read More
Authors: Kyle Ross
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
The recent decision of Golini v. R., 2016 TCC… Read More
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
Authors: Erin Bokshowan, Stephen Miazga
Bill C-15, An Act to implement certain… Read More
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
Requiring legal professionals to release information related to clients and their… Read More
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
Many different professional groups have been granted the ability to provide… Read More
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
Canadian taxpayers can expect to see increased activity from the Canada… Read More
Authors: Garnet Matsuba, Penny Garnsworthy
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
We noted in an earlier post (October… Read More
Authors: Garnet Matsuba, Penny Garnsworthy
This post was written prior to our January 2017 merger, under our previous firm name, MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman LLP.
In February of 2015, we posted about… Read More
