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Kim Moody discusses Alberta’s recent court battle and resulting loss of $120 million in corporate taxes

Kim Moody was quoted in the Calgary Herald discussing the loss Alberta suffered in a six-year battle against nearly a dozen corporations it argued were illegally avoiding paying tax. Kim discusses the vehicle these firms used to mizimize tax – inter-provincial avoidance schemes – and how Alberta should follow Ontario’s recent move and have the Canadian Revenue Agency take over the job of ensuring firms pay the proper amount. To view the entire article, please click here.

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