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What Happens To A Subsidiary’s Canadian-Dollar Losses When The Parent Reports In U.S. Dollars? STC Steel Technologies Canada, Ltd. v. The King
STC Steel Technologies Canada, Ltd. v. The King, 2026 TCC 149 [STC Steel] addresses an important question for corporate groups that use different tax reporting currencies: when a Canadian subsidiary with accumulated Canadian-dollar non-capital losses is wound up into a parent corporation reporting in U.S. dollars, when are those losses converted, and which exchange rate applies?
Canada Tax
RS
Rotfleisch & Samulovitch P.C.
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Prêts Commerciaux : Cinq Sources De Retards Et De Coûts Juridiques Supplémentaires
Le prêteur a approuvé le financement, l’emprunteur a besoin des fonds et une date de clôture a été fixée. Pourquoi est-ce que l’opération traîne et coûte plus cher que prévu ? Dans le monde du prêt commercial au Canada, il est facile de sous-estimer les étapes entre l’approbation du crédit et le financement. Il faut finaliser les documents, effectuer le contrôle diligent et satisfaire aux conditions de financement, et il faut souvent l’avis de plusieurs parties.
Canada Finance
MT
Miller Thomson LLP
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Case Study: How We Helped A Client Clear An Old CRA Court Judgment From Their Credit Report
Our tax law firm recently closed a matter in which a client came to us after discovering that a CRA tax debt believed to be long settled was still showing up as an active court judgment on the client’s credit report. The judgment was standing in the way of a financing transaction, and the client needed documented proof, quickly, that the underlying tax debt had actually been paid.
Canada Tax
RS
Rotfleisch & Samulovitch P.C.
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Prediction Markets In Canada: A Category-by-Category Regulatory Framework
Canadian regulators have established a category-by-category framework for prediction markets, permitting certain economic and financial event contracts through securities dealers while directing sports and entertainment contracts outside that regime. This emerging approach creates distinct regulatory pathways depending on contract structure and underlying event type, raising critical questions about classification, market integrity, and compliance for platforms, dealers, and financial institutions navigatin
Canada Finance
BJ
Bennett Jones LLP
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Le point sur les dispenses accordées par l’OCRI en 2025 : considérations clés pour les courtiers et les personnes autorisées
L'OCRI continue d'utiliser des dispenses pour relever les défis pratiques liés à la réglementation des courtiers membres. Les dispenses accordées en 2025 visaient plusieurs domaines récurrents, notamment les activités de négociation, la double inscription, les cryptoactifs, le prêt de titres et l'assurance des compétences, démontrant une approche de réglementation fondée sur des principes et la proportionnalité.
Canada Finance
MT
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Financing GPUs And Data Center Equipment In Canada: A Practical Guide For US Equipment Finance Companies
The AI boom is creating unprecedented demand for GPUs, servers, power systems, cooling infrastructure, and other data center assets in Canada. As highlighted in the Equipment Lease & Finance Association’s (ELFA) recent article, as part of the data center “gold rush,” equipment finance has become a critical part of the capital stack supporting data center development, with lenders increasingly financing GPU-backed infrastructure and related technology assets. Canada’s cooler environment, expansive geography and access to abundant water and electricity in certain provinces, make the country a desirable location to build data centers.
Canada Finance
C
Cassels
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