The Canadian Tax Court Jan. 15 issued Decision No. 2026 TCC 15, clarifying the deductions for non-capital losses. The taxpayer, a company that operated movie theaters across Canada, claimed deductions for non-capital losses arising from a payment made to a related corporation in assuming the future lease and shutdown costs of two theaters that were being closed. The Canadian Minister of National Revenue denied the deductions. On appeal, the Tax Court found that: 1) the payment constituted a current business expense that was incurred to terminate ongoing lease and operating obligations but didn’t constitute a capital outlay or negative proceeds ...
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