Cos. Didn't Sell Farmland At Arm's Length, Canada Court Says

By Kevin Pinner · July 6, 2023, 5:03 PM EDT

Several holding companies that failed to dispose of their interests in Ontario farmland at arm's length are liable for taxes on gains above market value from the transactions but not for...

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