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According to him, the van had been used for personal purposes during the four-year period from 1998 to 2002 for a total of 6,512 kilometres. ... The fact that it had been used 93% of the time for business purposes from 1998 to 2002 supports Mr. ... [Emphasis added.] [13]          The audit allegedly took place in 1998. [14]          In his testimony, Mr. ...

The second requirement has five stages, the fourth and fifth of which are: •         the formulation of a hypothesis or hypotheses designed to reduce or eliminate the technical uncertainty; and •         the methodical and systematic testing of the hypotheses.   ... In particular, the persons conducting the experiments went through a series of alterations and adjustments, including: a)      removing the chain from the sprocket controlling the cable drum and removing the limit switch,   b)     removing the entire sprocket assembly from the limit switch,   c)      removing the cable drum from the limit switch, and   d)     removing the retaining bolts and replacing them with a hand-crank system.   ... Agencies Inc. v The Queen, 2001 FCA 393, [2002] 1 CTC 212, 2002 DTC 2740, ¶17. [4]           In his opening statement, counsel for JTR stated that Mr. ...

(Notes to the 2002 consolidated financial statements, Exhibit A-1, Tab 2, page 125). ... This was so because when the USD depreciated, GWL’s indirect investment in USD Operations, expressed in Canadian dollars, decreased in value, and consequently GWL’s direct investment in subsidiaries, expressed in Canadian dollars, similarly decreased in value, with a loss in balance sheet equity for GWL (Transcript, vol. 1, pages 167-168). [22]         In 2002, certain of GWL’s indirect US subsidiaries sold some of the assets of the USD Operations for proceeds that were US$200 million higher than had been anticipated. ... Pentney Deputy Attorney General of Canada Ottawa, Canada                       [1]           Professor Thornton said that "[t]he requirement to declare the intention to use hedge accounting in advance precludes...   ...

Ryan at 123, lines 7 – 28; at 124, lines 1 – 14; at 127, lines 9 – 28; at 128, lines 1 – 7. [8] Transcript, cross-examination of Mr. ... Ryan at 87, lines 19 – 28; at 88, lines 1 – 8; at 125, lines 20 – 28; at 126, lines 1 – 13. [11] Transcript, cross-examination of Mr. Ryan at 85, lines 15 – 19; at 87, lines 19 – 28; at 88, lines 1 – 8; at 125, lines 20 – 28; at 126, lines 1 – 13. [12] Transcript, examination of Ms. ...

Graham Appearances: Counsel for the Appellant: Daniel Barker   Counsel for the Respondent: Johanna Russell Pavanjit Mahil-Pandher   JUDGMENT George Wolsey’s application to have the October 9, 2014 dismissal of his appeal with respect to his 2000, 2001 and 2002 tax years set aside pursuant to Rule 140(2) of the Tax Court of Canada Rules (General Procedure) is denied. ... REASONS FOR JUDGMENT Graham J. [1]              George Wolsey’s appeal with respect to his 2000, 2001 and 2002 tax years was dismissed when he failed to appear at a status hearing. ... Pentney Deputy Attorney General of Canada Ottawa, Canada   [1]           2008 TCC 680 [2]           2012 TCC 144 [3]           2006 TCC 575 [4]           Mr. ...

The Queen, 2022 TCC 50     Docket: 2018-2482(IT)G BETWEEN: UGIS JEKABS ZVILNA, Appellant, and HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Respondent.   ... R. [6] The agreement is at tab 12 of exhibit R-1. [7] Given that the Appellant’s wife was the only other director of the company it might well have been a different matter had the wording been that “ … the husband hereby resigns as an officer, director … ” [8] See pages 1, 2 and 5 of the corporate profile report at tab 7 of exhibit R-1. [9] See pages 26 and 27 of the transcript. [10] See pages 26 and 36 of the transcript. [11] Apart from modifying the date on the agreement, it appears that there were later changes to section 3 regarding child support. ... It was not a reference to the written resignation. · However, what the appellant learned from the account at that meeting appears to have been very much on his mind when the Appellant testified and · the Appellant was often referring to the failure to send notice of the resignation (as required under the Corporations Information Act of Ontario) when being asked whether he gave a written resignation. · He was also saying that he signed a resignation document. ...

The Queen, [2002] 2 S.C.R. 645, 2002 SCC 46. [181] Ibid, ¶ 50-51. In ¶ 38, the Supreme Court confirmed that “anything which occupies the time and attention and labour of a man for the purpose of profit is business [emphasis added].” ... Walls, 2002 SCC 47, ¶ 19. Compare with Stewart, supra note 180, ¶ 53. ... The Queen, 2002 FCA 386, ¶ 26; The Queen v. Imperial Oil Limited, 2004 FCA 36, ¶ 31; and Quinco Financial Inc. v. ...

Those documents included the following: •                The employer's weekly reports on each employee from June 1989 to December 1992. •                The individual time sheets filled out by some employees, which were attached to the weekly reports. •                A certain number of notes from either the employer or the employees, which were attached to the weekly reports. •                The payroll journal. •                Documents on the remittance of source deductions, records of employment and summaries of the source deductions. •                Extracts from the ledger concerning the item "travelling expenses". [33]          According to Mr. ... Translation certified true on this 6th day of September 2002. Erich Klein, Revisor [OFFICIAL ENGLISH TRANSLATION] 97-2225(IT)G BETWEEN: FRANCESCO PIPIA, Appellant, and HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Respondent. ... Translation certified true on this 6th day of September 2002. Erich Klein, Revisor [OFFICIAL ENGLISH TRANSLATION] 97-2224(IT)G BETWEEN: ALESSIO RAVAGNOLO, Appellant, and HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, Respondent. ...

Veracel ceased its Medical Business in 2002. No income was earned from the Medical Business after 2002. 6.      ... David Tonken was the President and CEO of Scout from 1998 to 2002. 17.    ... Hogan   DATE OF JUDGMENT: October 1, 2015     APPEARANCES:     Counsel for the Appellant: Patrick Lindsay Jean-Philippe Couture   Counsel for the Respondent: Robert Carvalho Neva Beckie Jonathan Wittig COUNSEL OF RECORD:     For the Appellant: Patrick Lindsay PwC Law LLP (formerly with Borden Ladner Gervais) Calgary, Alberta     Jean-Philippe Couture Borden Ladner Gervais Calgary, Alberta   For the Respondent: William F. ...

So if you are the principal for the agent Mark Stone, and you are the Welby ‑‑ A. ... The section is not conjunctive, and presumptively, these two terms differ in their meaning and content. [12] The distinction between gross negligence — determined by an objective assessment of the comportment of the taxpayer — and wilful blindness — determined by reference to the taxpayer’s subjective state of mind — has a long history. ... Jarvis, 2002 SCC 73 (CanLII), [2002] 3 S.C. R. 757 the Supreme Court of Canada stated at paragraph 49: Every person resident in Canada during a given taxation year is obligated to pay tax on his or her taxable income, as computed under rules prescribed by the Act .... ...