Should courts allow taxpayers to avoid the consequences of their own legal mistakes? Canadian law has first taken a strikingly liberal approach to granting rescission and rectification to reverse the tax results of failed, mistake-based tax planning, and later switched to a far more restrictive approach. Professor Adam Hofri-Winogradow will discuss the current state of Canadian law, and assess whether Canadian courts have struck an appropriate equitable balance in dealing with failed tax planning.
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