Archive for Month: June

A judge’s gavel sits beside a large stack of legal documents and binders, with a statue of Lady Justice and the Canadian Parliament in the background. A ferry ship appears in the foreground, symbolizing the Marine Atlantic case, while a Canadian flag and calculator reinforce the themes of Canadian tax litigation, court costs, and government legal disputes.

CRA’s Conduct Slammed for Unnecessarily Prolonging Tax Litigation, Increasing Costs: A Canadian Tax Lawyer Analyzes Canada v. Marine Atlantic

Overview: When the CRA’s Conduct Increases the Cost of Tax Litigation In Canada v. Marine Atlantic, the Federal Court of Appeal considered an important issue about court costs, fairness in litigation, and the conduct expected from the CRA during tax disputes. The decision in Canada v. Marine Atlantic is...

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