Archive for Month: September

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Tenants Beware: Not Remitting Withholding Tax on Rental Payments To Non-Resident Landlords Can Cost You Thousands: 3792391 Canada Inc. v. The King

Introduction To Non-Resident Withholding Tax When non-residents receive income from Canadian sources, such as dividends, interest, royalties, or rental income, the Canadian government imposes a withholding tax on this income. The payor (e.g., a corporation or individual in Canada) is responsible for deducting the tax from the payment and...

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A Comprehensive Guide to Tax for Canadian Property Owners, Investors in Canadian Property Part III: Tax Obligations for Long-term and Short-term Rentals

Introduction: Landlord’s Tax Obligations Canada has, over the years, gradually become a difficult business for landlords. In particular, Canada has grown much less welcoming towards short-term rental units. In fact, the government of Canada has specifically targeted landlords who operate short-term rentals and imposed a series of additional taxes...

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Are Poker Winnings Now Taxable in Canada? A Canadian Tax-Lawyer Analyses of 4 Tax Court of Canada Recent Poker Decisions

Introduction – The Recent Tax Court Decisions on Taxability of Poker Winnings: Duhamel, Fournier, Berube & D’Auteuil Poker, a game of skill and strategy, has gained immense popularity worldwide. In Canada, many individuals enjoy playing poker as a recreational activity or even professionally. Unsurprisingly, the Tax Court of Canada...

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