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Atlantic Packaging Products Ltd. v. Canada, 2020 FCA 75 -- summary under Machinery and Equipment
…[O]ne of the considerations that is listed as a relevant factor is the frequency or number of other similar transactions completed by the taxpayer. ...
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Ray-Mont Logistiques Montréal Inc. v. Canada (National Revenue), 2020 FCA 113 -- summary under Subsection 5(1)
In determining legal subordination, that is to say, the control over work that is required under Quebec civil law for a contract of employment to exist, a court does not err in taking into consideration as indicators of supervision the other criteria used under the common law, that is to say, the ownership of the tools, the chance of profit, the risk of loss, and integration into the business. ...
FCA (summary)
Canada (Attorney General) v. Iris Technologies Inc., 2022 FCA 101, leave granted 16 March 2023 -- summary under Section 18.5
The Minister is bound to apply the ETA irrespective of policy considerations. ...
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Northbridge Commercial Insurance Corporation v. Canada, 2023 FCA 211 -- summary under Paragraph 2(d)
Since the Tax Court had not considered the evidence relating to this point, the matter was referred back to the Tax Court for such consideration. ...
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The King v. MMV Capital Partners Inc., 2023 FCA 234 -- summary under Subsection 245(4)
.$86 million to the respondent, effectively in consideration for secured debt and preferred shares, thereby reducing the equity interest of the five arm’s length holders of 51% of the MMV voting common shares to less than 0.01% and also permitting the use of the respondent’s non-capital losses. ...
FCA (summary)
The King v. MMV Capital Partners Inc., 2023 FCA 234 -- summary under Subsection 111(5)
.$86 million to the respondent, effectively in consideration for secured debt and preferred shares, thereby reducing the equity interest of the five arm’s length holders of 51% of the MMV voting common shares to less than 0.01% and also permitting the use of the respondent’s non-capital losses. ...
FCA (summary)
Vanex Truck Service Ltd. v. Canada, 2001 FCA 159 -- summary under Supply
Malone, J.A. concluded that the appellant was making taxable supplies of insurance, fuel, oil and licences to the owner-operators, stating that "[t]he uncontradicted evidence... is that valid consideration flowed from the owner-operators to Vanex. ...
FCA (summary)
Canada v. Superior Plus Corp., 2015 DTC 5118 [at at 6319], 2015 FCA 241, aff'g 2015 TCC 132 -- summary under Subsection 245(4)
Requested documents included GAAR Committee minutes including comments of individual members (whereas CRA had provided only the final Recommendation of the Committee), and correspondence between CRA and Finance (resulting in the drafting of s. 256(7)(c.1))and between the GAAR Committee and Aggressive Tax Planning, with the questions seeking particulars on the questions posed above and policy considerations brought to bear on this file, and respecting what initially may have been diffidence on the part of Finance as to how to proceed, if at all. ...
FCA (summary)
Zen v. Canada (National Revenue), 2010 DTC 5109 [at at 6979], 2010 FCA 180 -- summary under Subsection 45(2)
These considerations suggest that the amendments to subsection 227(10) may have been intended to have had a substantive effect. ...
FCA (summary)
Novopharm Ltd. v. Canada, 2003 DTC 5195, 2003 FCA 112 -- summary under Paragraph 20(1)(c)
("FMI") with FMI then immediately paying $20 million to Millbank as a prepayment of one year's interest and Millbank utilizing $20 million to pay down the principal of loan owing by it to FMCC to $175 million; Lossco acquired a 99.99% limited partnership in Millbank shortly thereafter (and immediately prior to the first fiscal year end of Millbank) thereby resulting in $20 million of income of Millbank being allocated to it, which eliminated its losses; the 99.99% partnership interest was transferred for nominal consideration by Lossco to an indirect special purpose subsidiary of Lossco ("540") and 540 then was sold to Novopharm; FMCC lent $175 million to Novopharm which used those proceeds to subscribe for shares of 540; 540 made a capital contribution of the same amount to Millbank, which paid off the $175 million loan owing by it to FMCC; a year later after $20 million of interest had accrued on the loan owing by Novopharm to FMCC, FMI repaid the $195 million principal amount owing by it to Millbank, Millbank distributed this sum to its partners (substantially 540), 540 purchased for cancellation most of the shares of Novopharm and 540 for $195 million (giving rise to a deemed dividend of $20 million), and Novopharm used the $195 million to discharge the amount owing by it to FMCC (including the $20 million of interest). ...