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July 1, 2014 is the official date when Canada’s new Anti-Spam legislation (CASL, formerly known as the Electronic Commerce Protection Act and the Fighting Internet and Wireless Spam Act) will come into effect. The final version of Electronic Commerce Protection Regulations, published by Industry Canada, will govern emails and messages, mass mailing, and entities that...
An alternative practice of fundraising, called “crowdfunding”, is becoming more common as conventional forms of fundraising are becoming less feasible in today’s tough economy. Crowdfunding is a way of raising funds for a project, usually via the internet. Various types of fundraising campaigns (disaster relief, political campaigns, scientific research, and start-up costs for new companies)...
We are aware that fraudulent emails are being received that appear to come from info@agtax.ca and require the recipient to enter personal details in order to get a refund from the CRA. These emails are phishing scams, using the contact details of many accounting firms, and should be ignored and deleted. The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre...
Did you know that cross-border business or investment activities could potentially have both U.S. and Canadian tax implications? The Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty contains information on how tax rates can prove beneficial to people who are subject to taxes in both countries. Here is an example of a Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty Based Ruling for ‘Participating Debt...
Taxpayers may complain about the decisions made by authorities like the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), but they generally do not question them. But what if the decision is wrong or the situation falls in a grey area, not covered properly by current Income Tax rulings? In Radonjic v. The Queen (2013 FC 916), a taxpayer...
For all those who have received a tax bill from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and do not have immediate cash to pay it off, here are a few payment options that you may consider based on your tax situation. You may consult your AG Tax advisor for more details, and to help you arrive...
The Construction or Installation Projects Exception To The Permanent Establishment Article of the Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty Generally maintaining a fixed place of business in Canada is one thing that creates an income taxable connection to Canada. However, there is an exception contained in Article V of the Canada –U.S. Tax Treaty. In Paragraph 3, the...
So you have decided to leave Canada permanently and settle in another country. Maybe you’ve decided to take that great job in the United States or overseas or you just want to live somewhere where it’s always warm. You’ve finally got your US Green Card (or other immigration clearance) so you call in the movers,...
If you are a Canadian resident who is planning to spend an extended period of time in the United States you should be aware of the IRS tax regulations that may effect you. Perhaps you have just purchased a US residence in the Sun Belt and plan to become a snowbird or perhaps you plan...
The Income Tax Act gives the CRA broad powers to conduct a detailed review or audit of your income tax return, requesting additional information, either in support of a particular tax return that has been filed, or a request to file a tax return. The telephone call can signal the beginning of a stressful time...
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