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Becker v. The King

The Tax Court dismissed Mr. Becker’s GST/HST appeal, finding Westgate was built in an adventure or concern in the nature of trade, and that he never occupied it.

  • New housing rebate
  • Self-supply rules
  • Builder status
  • Adventure or concern in the nature of trade
  • Occupancy of a new house
  • Alternative basis or argument
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Tax law 2026 TCC 68

Smith v. The King

The Tax Court quashed Dionne Smith’s application for an extension of time to object to a GST new housing rebate assessment for lack of jurisdiction.

  • Extension of time
  • Notice of objection
  • Jurisdiction
  • New housing rebate
  • Service/mailing
  • Extension-of-time
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Tax law 2026 TCC 28

Talukdar v. The King

The Tax Court allowed Mr. Talukdar’s GST/HST new housing rebate appeal, finding he intended the condo as his primary residence and was the first occupant.

  • New housing rebate
  • Primary place of residence
  • Subsection 254(2)
  • Burden of proof
  • Credibility and evidentiary assessment
  • Gst-hst-rebate
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Tax law 2025 TCC 186

Gaitanis v. The King

The Tax Court dismissed Lazaros Gaitanis’s appeal from a GST/HST new housing rebate assessment because he did not prove the required intention at signing.

  • New housing rebate
  • Qualification requirements
  • Intention test
  • Definition of relation
  • Frustration of contract
  • Subsection 254(2)
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Tax law 2025 TCC 148

Paglia v. The King

The Tax Court allowed Lucas Paglia’s GST/HST new housing rebate appeal, finding credible evidence that he and a co-owner intended to live in the condo and did reside there.

  • New housing rebate
  • Residence requirement
  • Intention to occupy
  • Reassessment
  • Gst-hst-new-housing-rebate
  • Excise-tax-act
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Excise tax act (gst) 2025 TCC 143

Amador v. The King

The Tax Court quashed Mr. Amador’s application for extension of time to object because he did not file it within 30 days of the Minister’s refusal.

  • Extension of time to object
  • Jurisdiction
  • Conditions precedent
  • Notice of assessment
  • New housing rebate
  • Extension-of-time-to-object
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Tax law 2025 TCC 145

Sharma v. The King

Appeal by Mandeep Sharma under the GST/HST New Housing Rebate was allowed. The Tax Court found she intended to occupy the property as a primary residence and did occupy it.

  • New housing rebate
  • Intention to occupy
  • First occupancy
  • Section 254(2)(b) and 254(2)(g)
  • Gst-hst
  • New-housing-rebate
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Tax (gst/hst) 2025 TCC 140

Mvemba v. The King

The Tax Court dismissed a GST/HST New Housing Rebate appeal, finding the co-purchaser did not intend to use the home as his primary residence when the agreement was signed.

  • New housing rebate
  • Primary place of residence test
  • Pleadings and informal procedure
  • Burden of proof
  • Credibility findings
  • Gst-hst
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Tax law 2025 TCC 132

Elhav v. The King

The Tax Court dismissed Yoram Elhav’s appeal from a GST/HST New Housing Rebate denial, finding the evidence did not prove a settled intention at purchase.

  • New housing rebate
  • Eligibility
  • Intention to occupy
  • Occupancy requirement
  • Credibility assessment
  • New-housing-rebate
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Tax law 2025 TCC 117

Bhalli v. The King

Appeal dismissed in a GST new housing rebate dispute. The Court found the appellant did not prove an intent to occupy the Cambridge property as a primary residence.

  • New housing rebate
  • Intent to occupy
  • Occupancy requirement
  • Credibility and evidence
  • New-housing-rebate
  • Intent-to-occupy
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