- Tax Court of Canada found laneway house built on unsevered garage qualified as new residential complex for HST rebate
- Mr. Litman built laneway house in Ottawa on top of detached garage without severing it
- Claimed new housing rebate under ETA s. 256(2)(a)
- Judge St-Hilaire stated laneway house qualified as single unit residential complex for primary residence of relation
- Laneway house detached from main house, forming new residential complex where none existed before
- Definition of residential complex does not require laneway house to be held under separate title
Source: taxinterpretations.com
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