The 52nd General Assembly of the Inter-American Center of Tax Administrations opened today in Ottawa

The Income Tax Act is clear on Canada Revenue Agency civil and criminal audits. But what happens when the goal of a CRA civil audit is to lay criminal charges?

Wendy Berman of Cassels Brock on how the Iggillis Holdings ruling and solicitor-cllient privilege

Solicitor-Client privilege bars the CRA from compelling legal-advice documents when a taxpayer discloses to a party with a common interest, says tax lawyer David J. Rotfleisch

Recent news from the Canada Revenue Agency on tax fraud and evasion convictions

Despite the odd bad apple, CRA professionals must be concerned about the Samaroo case, says John Grant of Miller Thomson

David Rotfleisch on CRA behaviour, from malicious prosecution to the dead parrot voluntary disclosures program

It's not unusual for immigrants to avoid banks, even stashing $100 bills. The onus was on the CRA to prove its case. It failed.

Vast majority of Canadians now filing online as CRA improves online service. Check with provincial associations for opportunities to volunteer in preparing tax returns for low income, senior Canadians

How good is the Canada Revenue Agency at closing the tax gap? We’ll find out this year from the Parliamentary Budget Office if the CRA has indulged in PR spin.

Early morning raids conducted in connection to Panamanian law firm Mossack Fonseca, two years after data leak

Trudeau surprise announcement met with cautious optimism, concern by Canadian tax experts

Everett Colby of Colby McGeachy Professional Corporation explains the real cost of diabetes

A tacit acknowledgment of unintended consequences, says Diabetes Canada

Canadian accountants critical of Canada Revenue Agency DTC policy decisions

Divergent tax trends concerning to Canadian accountants with cross-border clients

Tax Lawyer David Rotfleisch says that, contrary to popular opinion, the CRA's changes to the VDP will affect the poor and middle class more than the rich

The Canada Revenue Agency is starting a new, limited Voluntary Disclosures Program

Finance Minister has clarified rules around so-called "income sprinkling" and "off ramps"

Lowering the U.S. corporate tax rate to 20 per cent will impact Canadian companies

Tax Lawyer David J. Rotfleisch on the ethical obligations of accountants and lawyers in practice

The Canada Revenue Agency is looking to catch PayPal-registered businesses not declaring income or tax

Cyberattacks on tax haven law firms means client records are no longer confidential

Massive leak reveals tax avoidance schemes in upper echelon of Canadian politics

Tax lawyer David J. Rotfleisch says the tax reversal would have likely occurred in a U.S. scenario as well