Tax Court Practice (Formally A Day in Tax Court)

EVENT DESCRIPTION

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This newly revised course has shifted online into two, half-day, live, instructor-led sessions. We recognize that online learning a vastly different experience from an in-person seminar and our instructors have adapted the interactive sessions to include regularly scheduled breaks and digital breakout rooms for group discussions. Our goal is to make your experience more convenient as we navigate the new reality of virtual learning.

SCHEDULE

This seminar is intended to cover the procedures and practices in Canadian Tax Court, assuming the participant has a working knowledge of personal and corporate income tax. The attendees will look at the topic from both a public practice point of view as well as that of larger taxable organizations. There are two seminar leaders - a senior tax lawyer, and a long-time practitioner who has been to tax court both as a witness and as agent.

TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Terms and Definitions
• The Appeal Process - what not to say
• Tax Court rules, procedures, and formats
• The roles of accountants in Tax Court
• Strategies and tactics to increase the chances of winning, or reduce the losses

WHO WILL BENEFIT:

CPAs who are responsible, directly or indirectly, for persons or organizations that have some risk of significant tax re-assessments. Public practitioners will be able to help their clients understand the process as well as reduce the risk of re-assessments in their businesses.

If you are interested in this webinar but are unable to attend the live session, a transcript and AODA compliant video recording of this seminar will be available 48 hours after the course ends. Registrants of this session will receive an email link to the recording and have access to the video for 30 days from the date it is sent.

PRICING

Status: Registration closed on Jan 27, 2023

LOCATION

Online

SPEAKER(S) BIO

Robert (Bob) Forsyth, FCPA, FCGA, CFI, MBA, MA has a background in public practice, and for the last twenty years he has concentrated on forensic accounting and risk management. He has completed more than fifty assignments for clients such as government agencies, First Nations, and lawyers. Bob has taught Professional Development seminars across Canada and in the Caribbean.

Hari Nesathurai’s practice areas include tax, trademarks, trusts and estates, and technology law as well as related litigation to federal, state and provincial courts and tribunals in Canada and the United States. Hari is retained as lead counsel and advisor on many international and cross border structuring and litigation files and brings a practical and business approach to the practice of law.