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Canada: Sources

Every official source cited on the Canada pages, grouped by type, with the publisher and the provisions or sections relied on.

This page summarises rules in Canada as at Oct 11, 2026. It is not legal advice and may not reflect later changes. Check the official sources listed below.

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  1. Legislation
  2. CRA forms and guides
  3. CRA program pages
  4. CRA notices, news and consultations
  5. Federal budgets
  6. Professional bodies
  7. Courts

This page lists every source cited across the Canada pages, starting from the Canada overview. Each entry gives the title, the publisher and the provisions or sections the pages rely on. Legislation is linked to the consolidated text on the Justice Laws website. CRA material is linked to canada.ca. All sources were accessed on 11 October 2026. Where a page relies on a source for a specific point, the page itself carries a numbered citation.

Legislation

  • Income Tax Act, RSC 1985, c 1 (5th Supp), section 37. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 37(1), (11), (11.1) and (12): the SR&ED deduction, the prescribed form, its filing deadline and the consequences of missing information or a late form.
  • Income Tax Act, section 127. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 127(9), definition of "investment tax credit", paragraph (m).
  • Income Tax Act, section 152. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 152(3.1) and (4): the normal reassessment period and assessments of tax, interest and penalties.
  • Income Tax Act, section 162. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 162(5.1), (5.2) and (5.3): the claim preparer information penalty, the due diligence defense and the definitions of "claim preparer", "claim preparer information" and "SR&ED form".
  • Income Tax Act, section 163. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 163(2), the gross negligence penalty, including paragraph (d), and subsection 163(3), the burden of proof.
  • Income Tax Act, section 163.2. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 163.2(1) definitions and subsections 163.2(2) to (6), (9) and (14): the third party penalties.
  • Income Tax Act, section 165. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 165(1), (1.11) and (3): the notice of objection, large corporations and reconsideration by the Minister.
  • Income Tax Act, section 166.1. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 166.1(1), (2) and (7): extension of time to object.
  • Income Tax Act, section 169. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 169(1): appeal to the Tax Court of Canada.
  • Income Tax Act, section 220. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 220(3.1): waiver or cancellation of penalties and interest.
  • Income Tax Act, section 230. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 230(1) and (4): records and books of account and the retention period.
  • Income Tax Act, section 231.1. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 231.1(1) and (3): inspection, audit and examination powers.
  • Income Tax Act, section 239. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsections 239(1.1) and (2): offences relating to refunds and credits.
  • Income Tax Act, section 248. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 248(1), definition of "scientific research and experimental development".
  • Tax Court of Canada Act, RSC 1985, c T-2, section 18. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Subsection 18(1): the informal procedure for income tax appeals.
  • Tax Court of Canada Act, section 18.12. Government of Canada, Justice Laws website. Order for the general procedure and the election to limit amounts in issue.

CRA forms and guides

CRA program pages

CRA notices, news and consultations

Federal budgets

Professional bodies

  • CPA Code of Professional Conduct. Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario. Cover page; Definitions, "contingent fee"; Rule 215, Contingent fees (Rules 215.1 and 215.2 and Guidance).
  • Avoiding complaints about fees (last revision 1 March 2018). Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia. CPABC Code of Conduct guidance on contingent fees.

Courts

No decision of the Tax Court of Canada or the Federal Court of Appeal is cited on the Canada pages at this stage.