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The Mark Anthony Group v. R. - TCC: Product added after fermentation of cider does not vitiate duty exemption
Jul 31, 2017 By Bill Innes
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Précis: The taxpayer manufactured fermented cider. It claimed an exemption (roughly $2 million) under the Excise Act, 2001 (the “EA”) on the basis that all of the products used in the fermentation process were of Canadian origin. CRA denied the...
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International Custom Pak Inc. v. R. – TCC: Taxpayer not granted relief against duties on unapproved alcohol gel
Feb 18, 2014 By Bill Innes
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Global Cash Access (Canada) Inc. v. R. – FCA: Fees Paid Casinos by Cash Access Company Fin. Services Exempt From GST
Nov 21, 2013 By Bill Innes
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Foley et al. v. R. – TCC: Non-Canadian Sugar Added to Canadian Wine Does Not Subject it to Excise Duty
Sep 17, 2013 By Bill Innes
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