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Spring is the season to reflect on what we pay for through our taxes. We have a new federal Budget coming on April 19, when the government tells us what they will pay for to make our tax system “fairer”, code for increased taxes. Check the Budget document to see how many times the Minister uses deri … Read more »

“When there is an income tax, the just man will pay more and the unjust less on the same amount of income”. – Plato In the past two weeks, we saw frenzied buying and selling of shares with minimal intrinsic value but high speculative interest in the “shorts market”, where traders sell shares first h … Read more »

Taxes are compulsory expropriations levied to support necessary government expenditures. The law is complex, and the government has large budgets to administer it. Tax disputes are expensive and often involve protracted litigation. Hence, most persons consider tax an “unpleasant subject”. However, t … Read more »

Most industries across the globe have been affected by recent world events. As lawyers, we’ve had to address new trends and demands in the market, including greater complexity in Canada/U.S. cross-border personal tax and estate planning. Times of uncertainty often serve as a harsh reminder of the im … Read more »

TaxChambers LLP’s David Piccolo lends his thoughts to an article by Christopher Nardi for the National Post. Please click here to read the article. The post CRA goes after client details of major Canadian cryptocurrency marketplace in battle against ‘underground economy’ appeared first on TaxChamber … Read more »