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Further to our webinar on the Underused Housing Tax, we received an overwhelming amount of detailed questions. For answers, here's your opportunity to ask how our expert panel would handle detailed scenarios. You get access to the Q&A library, and may submit one question (about the legislation, filing process, or the unique scenario details) to our expert panel and receive a video reply. All questions will be shared so you can see the answers to questions that others have asked.

  • Access to video library of existing questions

  • Search questions and responses

  • Submit one question

  • Video reply from a member of our expert panel

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Meet our Guest Instructor

Guest Instructor

Evan Crocker

Evan has focused on tax since the beginning of his accounting career, where he started out providing compliance services for owner-managed businesses and the related personal and trust compliance. He now provides tax strategies in an M&A context, corporate reorganization, succession and estate planning, and income tax planning services. He works with every client to ensure their goals are met and the implementation is seamlessly completed.

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See a sample selection of questions already in our growing libary!

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An individual has been operating a business out of a detached house for several years. The property used to be a home, but has been used exclusively for business since they started the business. Would this property be considered a residential property?

Disclaimer

Canadian Tax Matters cannot provide professional services, and cannot provide tax opinions, legal opinions, or financial advice to any real-world client. Responses are opinions concerning hypothetical situations and must be considered in addition to the legislation and other official guidance, which should be expected to change over time. We make no warranty as to the accuracy, reliability, or applicability of any information and its usage is solely at the discretion of the user.

FAQ

  • How many questions can I ask?

    Each purchase enables you to ask one question which will be answered by a member of our expert panel. You may submit an additional question with each purchase.

  • What if my question has already been asked?

    After purchasing access to the UHT Q&A library you will be able to see all of the questions that have been asked. If your question has already been answered, great! You will have immediate access to the answer as well as the option to ask a new question.

  • How long will it take for my question to be answered?

    We're aiming to record the answer to your question within three business days. Once the video reply has been uploaded you will receive an email notification.

  • How long do I have to submit my question after purchasing?

    We ask that you submit your question within one week of accessing the database. If more time is needed, please let us know.

  • Will other subscribers see my question and answer?

    Yes - the question and answer will be shared. Personal information such as your name or email will not be shared.

  • How will I be notified when my question has been answered?

    You will receive an email notification from our team that the video reply is available in the Q&A library.

  • If the legislation changes or CRA provides new updates, will I get a new response to my question?

    It's common for legislation to change or for CRA to offer a new perspective. If you are looking for an updated reply to an existing question, a new question would need to be submitted.

  • How can I obtain a legal opinion on my situation?

    To request a legal opinion, you may contact Moodys using the following links: https://moodysprivateclient.com/request-a-consultation/

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CRA has announced the deadline to file has been extended from April 30, 2023 to October 31, 2023

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