The CRA said that legal representatives of a graduated rate estate may apply for a clearance certificate for a partial distribution of assets and the process to request a partial clearance certificate is the same as with other types of…
Ken Jiang is a partner at the firm’s Vancouver office.
His practice focuses on corporate and personal tax planning, international tax planning and representation of taxpayers in disputes with Canada Revenue Agency. Ken is fluent and proficient in Chinese (Mandarin).… more »
The CRA has recently updated the income tax folio “S1-F1-C2, Disability Tax Credit”. The updated folio can be viewed here: http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tx/tchncl/ncmtx/fls/s1/f1/s1-f1-c2-eng.html
Ken Jiang is a partner at the firm’s Vancouver office.
His practice focuses on corporate and personal tax planning, international tax planning and representation of taxpayers in disputes with Canada Revenue Agency. Ken is fluent and proficient in Chinese (Mandarin).… more »
CRA released statistical information regarding its Offshore Tax Informant Program (OTIP). Since its launch on January 15, 2014, the OTIP allows the CRA to make financial awards to individuals who provide information related to major international tax-non-compliance. The details of…
Ken Jiang is a partner at the firm’s Vancouver office.
His practice focuses on corporate and personal tax planning, international tax planning and representation of taxpayers in disputes with Canada Revenue Agency. Ken is fluent and proficient in Chinese (Mandarin).… more »
At the 2016 STEP Round Table, the CRA noted that since 2015, taxpayers are required to provide supporting documents for claims of U.S. foreign tax credits. The same requirement has always applied to all countries other than the U.S. The…
Ken Jiang is a partner at the firm’s Vancouver office.
His practice focuses on corporate and personal tax planning, international tax planning and representation of taxpayers in disputes with Canada Revenue Agency. Ken is fluent and proficient in Chinese (Mandarin).… more »