Her Majesty the Queen, Judgment Creditor, v. Ilio Mauro, Judgment Debtor, and Regal Ware Inc, Garnishee., [1984] CTC 214, 84 DTC 6209 -- text

Muldoon, J:—In this matter, Ilio Mauro is a judgment debtor under and by virtue of Minister’s certificates registered in this court and having the same force and effect as if they were judgments. [1] Subsequently, the judgment creditor

Gerald Kowarsky v. Attorney-General for the Province of Quebec; Hon Alain Marcoux, Minister of Revenue of Quebec; Judge Joseph Tarasofsky, Judge of the Court of Sessions; Alban D’amours, Deputy Minister of Revenue of Quebec, [1984] CTC 199 -- text

Tannenbaum, J:—Je suis saisi d’une objection formulée par le procurer des intimés, l’Hon Procureur Général de la Province de Québec, l’Hon Ministre du Revenu, ainsi que les intimés, le Juge Joseph Tarasofsky et le Sous-Ministre du Revenu, à l’encontre d’un

Dominion of Canada General Insurance Co. v. The Queen, 84 DTC 6197, [1984] CTC 190 (FCTD), aff'd 86 DTC 6154, [1986] 1CTC (FCA) -- text

McNair, J:—This is an appeal by the plaintiff taxpayer from its income tax assessment for the taxation years 1969, 1970, 1971 and 1972. The issue going to the root of the whole appeal is whether or not the taxpayer was required to include

The Queen v. Terra Mining & Exploration Ltd. (N.P.L.), 84 DTC 6185, [1984] CTC 176 (FCTD) -- text

Reed, J:—This action concerns the treatment of interest expense under paragraph 20(l)(c) of the Income Tax Act, SC 1970-71-72, c 63 as amended. The specific issue is whether a taxpayer can account for interest expense on a cash

Gull Bay Development Corp. v. The Queen, 84 DTC 6040, [1984] CTC 159 (FCTD) -- text

Walsh, J:—Plaintiff in these proceedings is a corporation incorporated by Province of Ontario Letters Patent on February 28, 1974, as a corporation without share capital having its head office on the Gull Bay Indian Reserve (No 55), at Gull Bay, Ontario,

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