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However, … paragraph 95(6)(b) could still apply in other contexts such as… the manipulation of a taxpayer's participating percentage in a controlled foreign affiliate. ...

In such a case, there must be a direct and clear connection between the payment made to the Dealer (lump-sum or periodic) and the services provided in relation to the initial sale of the […] Shares to the Client. ...

. … $70 relates to coverage for prescription drugs that an employee lawfully buys, as prescribed by a medical practitioner and recorded by a pharmacist;…$20 relates to coverage for dental services paid to a dentist;…$8 relates to coverage for medical tests such as electrocardiograms, urine analysis, and x-rays; and…$2 relates to coverage for non-prescription vitamins. ...

Bulletin B-095 June 2011 "The Self-assessment Provisions of Section 218.01 and Subsection 218.1(1.2) for Financial Institutions (Import Rules)"-- summary under Paragraph 217.1(1)(b) Summary Under Tax Topics- Excise Tax Act- Section 217.1- Subsection 217.1(1)- Paragraph 217.1(1)(b) Ss. 132(2) and (3) rules do not apply for purposes of s. 217.1(1)(b)(i) Qualifying taxpayer … The reference to being resident in Canada in the definition of "qualifying taxpayer" does not include a non-resident with a permanent establishment under subsection 123(1) in Canada where that person is deemed under subsection 132(2) to be resident in Canada with respect to activities of the person carried on through the establishment. ...

. … Example 3 Data processing services were performed outside Canada by a foreign parent corporation for the benefit of a qualifying taxpayer resident in Canada in the qualifying taxpayer's Canadian activities. ...

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25 July 2014 Interpretation 158278-- summary under Subsection 167(1) Summary Under Tax Topics- Excise Tax Act- Section 167- Subsection 167(1) lease is given by franchisor subsidiary to franchisee In finding that the grant of a franchise by the Franchisor to a new Franchisee respecting a specific site qualified as the supply of a business that was established by the supplier (the Franchisor) notwithstanding that the Franchisor did not directly supply real estate to the franchisee and the site instead was subleased by a subsidiary of the Franchisor to the Franchisee, CRA stated: … Real property, whether purchased or leased, is normally required to carry on a food restaurant store/business. ...

. … [W]here subparagraphs (c)(i) and (c)(ii) do not apply, a registrant would cease to be a specified member of the qualifying group where the registrant would no longer have a reasonable expectation of making taxable supplies. ...

Rulings The denied capital loss [under former s. 85(4)(a) – see now s. 40(2)(e.1)] on the drop-down of the Opco note will be added to the adjusted cost base of the Opco note under s. 53(1)(f.1). ...

They would be required to account for the GST/HST to the extent of their share of the trust property …. ...