HeyJaredLife in the Tax Lane (Canada)
These 10-minute podcasts are a rapid-fire discussion of select recent developments in the wonderful world of Canadian tax presented by the Video Tax News Team. For more information go to www.videotax.com.
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September 2026 - When Can CRA Reopen a Statute-Barred Year? (opens the original)
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September’s episode of Life in the Tax Lane is here! Back-to-school season comes with a few lessons for tax practitioners too. This month, the Video Tax News team looks at cautionary court cases, practical CRA guidance on voluntary disclosures, and one heroic accountant whose recordkeeping made all the difference. Take 10 minutes to get up to date on what is new in the wonderful world of Canadian tax. This month's episode covers: Life Insurance – Return of Premiums: Could a client getting their
August 2026 - Court Decision Raises Questions for Executors Accessing Digital Assets (opens the original)
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August’s episode of Life in the Tax Lane is here! What does a recent Alberta court decision mean for executors seeking access to digital assets? How could CRA's response to privacy breaches affect tax practitioners? And what should you know about trust reporting, overlooked GST input tax credits and dispute resolution? These developments have practical implications for estate administration, taxpayer privacy, GST compliance, trust reporting and tax disputes. In this month's episode, Cait and Hug
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