Information about the Court’s Registry and access to services provided to counsel and self-represented litigants.
Links to the Tax Court of Canada Act and to those statutes under which the Court has jurisdiction to hear appeals and references.
The Tax Court of Canada has a total of seven separate Rules of procedure by which appeals may be heard, depending on the nature of the appeal.
On occasion the TCC issues a Practice Note in order to assist the parties on the application and utilization of the various Rules.
This section contains all the forms necessary to proceed with an appeal before the Court.
Application deadlines and procedure to request an extension of time to file an appeal before the TCC.
The list of fees required to file an appeal with the Tax Court.
Steps required in order to request interpretation services for a proceeding before the Court.
Procedure to follow in appealing an Income tax or GST case, including the general process which appeals follow.
Appeals under the Employment Insurance Act and the Canada Pension Plan follow Rules of procedure specific to their respective nature.
This section outlines other Acts under which the TCC may hear an appeal.
If you are not satisfied with the outcome of your appeal before the TCC you may appeal to the Federal Court of Appeal within the proscribed deadline.
In the event you choose to represent yourself in your appeal, this video and explanatory note will provide some assistance to you.
