163(2) of the Act. Analysis [32] Is the appellant entitled to the tax credit for charitable gifts under subsection 118.1(3) of the Act? In order to ...

300 a year, while in a second interview, she spoke of $120 a year. He credit card statements revealed expenditures of $1,530 in 1999, $640 in 2000 and ...

9] Mr. Beaupré had initially observed that the appellant had an abnormally high credit balance because of ITCs that were in excess of the declared tax ...

there was a minor dispute between the parties as to the amount of the credit to be allowed to Firepat in respect of the materials removed by AES on ...

first is whether the fees paid by Mrs. Setchell qualify for the tuition tax credit in section 118.5 of the Act. The second is an alternative argument ...

elected to take advantage of a lower interest rate and used a line of credit to pay off the original loan. At paragraph 11 of her reasons Justice ...

elected to take advantage of a lower interest rate and used a line of credit to pay off the original loan. At paragraph 11 of her reasons Justice ...

date of the Appellant’s assignment to the UAE. The Appellant had RRSP, credit cards and investments and left most of his belongings in storage in ...

.2 of the Act. [11] Paragraph 118.2(2)(m) of the Act makes a credit available for any device or equipment for use by the individual that is prescribed ...

.60 plus GST thereon 635.36 Invoice at p 41 of tab 12 166,472.68 336 Credit would have to be given for the amount of $50,000 paid in May 2002. I have ...