The Fractured Jurisdiction of the Courts in Income Tax Disputes
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Authors/contributors
- Mihailovich, Pooja (Editor)
- Sorensen, John (Editor)
- Lubetsky, Michael H (Author)
Title
The Fractured Jurisdiction of the Courts in Income Tax Disputes
Abstract
"The tax dispute resolution system in Canada is in need of reform. Despite the best intentions of stakeholders, it remains inefficient, expensive, and fragmented, especially in relation to significant and complex disputes. Although much public policy discussion has been devoted to substantive elements of the Canadian tax system, relatively little debate and scholarship has tackled the largely antiquated process for resolving tax disputes. This book is intended to spark a dialogue about the need for change and outline the path forward."-- Provided by publisher
Book Title
Tax disputes in Canada: the path forward
Date
2022
Publisher
Canadian Tax Foundation = Fondation canadienne de fiscalité
Place
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Pages
63
ISBN
978-0-88808-315-9
Language
eng
Library Catalog
Open WorldCat
Extra
OCLC: 1343199509
Citation
Lubetsky, M. H. (2022). The Fractured Jurisdiction of the Courts in Income Tax Disputes. In P. Mihailovich & J. Sorensen (Eds.), Tax disputes in Canada: the path forward (p. 63). Canadian Tax Foundation = Fondation canadienne de fiscalité.
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