If you have exhausted your recourse with the Canada Revenue Agency, you can appeal to the Tax Court of Canada. The Tax Court of Canada is an independent tribunal.
When can a taxpayer institute an appeal to the Tax Court of Canada?
What if a taxpayer missed the deadline to appeal to the Tax Court of Canada?
What factors to consider before appealing to the Tax Court of Canada?
How to appeal to the Tax Court of Canada under the Informal Procedure Rules?
- Notice of appeal
- Reply
- What happens after the Crown has filed and served the reply on the taxpayer?
- How to discontinue an appeal?
- What happens during a hearing under the Informal Procedure Rules?
- What happens after the hearing?
- Can costs be awarded to the appellant?
- Whether or not to appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal?
How to appeal to the Tax Court of Canada under the General Procedure Rules?
- Pleadings
- List of documents
- Book of documents
- Examination for discovery
- Settlement
- Motions
- Preparing for the hearing
- Listing for hearing
- Hearing
- After the hearing
- Costs
- Whether or not to appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal?
Miscellaneous
Last updated: November 1, 2018
