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Featured Articles: Tax Law
A little knowledge about Canada’s tax system and the courts that administer it can alleviate some anxiety if you find yourself with a tax issue to resolve.
The Tax Court of Canada: An Introduction
Mike Dolson
The Tax Court, Canada’s newest superior court, is widely respected for its fairness and efficiency.
Credit where Credit is Due: Personal Tax Credits in the Canadian Tax System
Hugh Neilson
There are many tax credits that Canadian taxpayers can use to ease the sting of their annual tax assessments.
Gambling with your Taxes: Are Gambling Winnings a “Prize” Under the Income Tax Act?
Peter Bowal and Jason Ho
There have been some interesting court cases and decisions about the taxation of gambling winnings.
Taxation and the Criminal Law: Tips for Accounting Professionals & Legal Advisors
Chad Brown
Sometimes, the worlds of tax law and criminal law collide.
Special Report: Sex and the Law
Prostitution in Canada: The Big Picture
Linda McKay-Panos
The moral implications can be debated endlessly, but it is a given that whether it is illegal or not, prostitution exists in Canada and around the world.
Cry for Me Argentina! The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in South America
Brian Seaman
Child trafficking for sexual purposes or cheap labour is an international problem.
Gender Identity and Sport
Rachel Corbett
Organizational policies to guide inclusion of transgendered persons in sport have been sorely lacking, in Canada and elsewhere, but in the last two years we have seen progress.
Departments
Today’s Trial
Mekhala Chaubal
Negotiating Charter Breaches: R v Berger
Columns
Human Rights Law
Linda McKay-Panos
The UN’s Periodic Review of Canada
Law and Literature
Rob Normey
Heraldo Mundoz: The Dictator’s Shadow
Employment Law
Peter Bowal and Ariel Prence
Occupational Health and Safety
Family Law
Rosemarie Boll
To Move or not to Move: That is the Question!
Not-for-Profit Law
Peter Broder
More Clarity on Program-Related Investment Rules in new CRA Guidance on Community Economic Development
Online Law
Angie Chénier
The Taxpayer Bill of Rights
What Ever Happened to … A Follow-up to Famous Cases
Peter Bowal
The Edmonton Journal and Freedom of the Press