LAWYERS REQUIRED IN MOST LARGE TAX APPEALS
TCC REVIEWS NEW TAX COURT RULES APPLYING TO GENERAL PROCEDURE CASES
In a remarkable decision rendered with a great deal of humility, and with great credit to the Tax Court Justice involved, the Tax Court of Canada (“TCC”) in Tanafranca v. The King (2025 TCC 169) has taken the opportunity to review recent changes to the manner in which large taxpayers may be represented in their Tax Court Appeals.
This case is a reminder for taxpayers that, in General Procedure cases, Experienced Tax Counsel will be required – and usually for good reason.
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General Procedure
Informal Procedure
Large Tax Appeals
Representation Rights
TCCA Section 17.1(1.1)
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