FACTS Jobin owned shares in Groupe AST (assume FMV = $13 million and ACB = $nil). He received an offer for his shares from a third-party purchaser. To minimize his taxes, Jobin undertook the following steps. Jobin rolled his shares in Groupe AST – which had a fair market value of $13 million – on […]
2763478 Canada Inc. v. Canada Summary Click here for our summary of this case. Court (s) Database Federal Court of Appeal Decisions Date 2018-11-15 Neutral citation 2018 FCA 209 File numbers A-243-17 CORAM: NOËL C.J. BOIVIN J.A. DE MONTIGNY J.A BETWEEN: 2763478 CANADA INC. Appellant and HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN Respondent Heard at Montréal ,
Gaudette v. The Queen [NOTE: TRANSLATED USING GOOGLE, MAY NOT BE FULLY ACCURATE] Database – Court (s) Judgments of the Tax Court of Canada Dated 2018-10-30 Neutral reference 2018 TCC 208 File number 2017-961 (IT) I Judges and Taxing Officers Real Favreau Topics Income Tax Act Folder: 2017-961 (IT) I ENTER : MARTHE GAUDETTE, appellant and
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