Tax Dispute with CRA?
Fight in the Tax Court of Canada – Capital Tax Law
Feeling overwhelmed by a tax dispute with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)? You’re not alone. Tax litigation can be complex, but you don’t have to face it alone. Capital Tax Law is your trusted partner in navigating the Tax Court process and achieving a favorable resolution.

Notice of Re-Assessment
The CRA issues a Notice of Re-Assessment, which you believe contains errors or is unjust.
2. Appealing to the CRA
You have the option to appeal the re-assessment to the Appeals Division of the CRA. The Appeals Division can either agree with your position and reverse the re-assessment or uphold the auditor's decision.
Tax Court of Canada
If the Appeals Division upholds the re-assessment, your only recourse is to take the matter to the Tax Court of Canada for an independent review.
If your bookkeeping is messy, the CRA might resort to a net worth audit.
Our team conducts a comprehensive review of all relevant documentation, identifying discrepancies, errors, and incorrect applications of the law or CRA policies.
We prepare well-crafted written representations based on a thorough analysis of applicable legislation and case law, presenting your case in the most persuasive manner.
We represent you and maintain direct communication with the Department of Justice, working towards a favorable settlement whenever possible.
We keep you informed about the progress of your case, ensuring you understand each step of the process.
We provide candid and practical advice on the costs and benefits of each step in the litigation process, helping you make informed decisions.
Our experienced tax lawyers have extensive experience representing clients before the Tax Court of Canada, ensuring you have skilled advocates fighting for your rights.