Defunct Canada Law Firm Can't Get Bad Debt Tax Deduction

By Natalie Olivo · April 16, 2026, 3:05 PM EDT

A shuttered Canadian law firm can't get a tax break on unpaid client bills, the Tax Court of Canada ruled, holding that the firm didn't make a sufficient effort to chase...

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