Contestation fiscale

BP Canada Energy Company in BP Canada Energy Company v. MNR (2017 FCA 61)

BP Canada Energy Company
Compétences
Contestation fiscale
Personne-ressource
Al Meghji

Associé, Fiscalité, Toronto

Équipe
Edward Rowe

Associé, Fiscalité, Calgary

Pooja Mihailovich

Associée, Fiscalité, Toronto

 

On March 30, 2017, the Federal Court of Appeal released its decision in BP Canada Energy Company v. MNR (2017 FCA 61), dealing with whether the Minister of National Revenue (the Minister) could compel the taxpayer to disclose the uncertain tax positions reflected in its tax accrual working papers.

This ruling reverses a decision of the Federal Court that would have required disclosure by the taxpayer. Chief Justice Noël, writing for a unanimous Court, held that the statutory regime, properly interpreted, does not make tax accrual working papers compellable without restriction and that the Minister cannot enlist taxpayers to reveal soft spots in their tax returns.

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP successfully represented BP Canada Energy Company with a team consisting of Al Meghji, Edward Rowe and Pooja Mihailovich (Taxation).

For further information, please see our Osler Update on this decision.

Valeur
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Date de clôture
30 mars 2017
Bureau Principal
Toronto
Personne-ressource
Al Meghji

Associé, Fiscalité, Toronto

Équipe
Edward Rowe

Associé, Fiscalité, Calgary

Pooja Mihailovich

Associée, Fiscalité, Toronto