Practitioner's Income Tax Act, 69th Edition
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What is the Practitioner's Income Tax Act (PITA)?
Practitioner's Income Tax Act is a consolidated, annotated reference to Canada's federal Income Tax Act (ITA) and related materials, edited/authored by David M. Sherman — built for fast, practical tax research and day-to-day provision checking.
Is the Income Tax Act in this book annotated?
Yes. This edition contains the Income Tax Act, annotated (split across two volumes) so you can read the statutory text alongside practitioner-focused annotations.
What other federal tax materials are included besides the ITA?
In addition to the annotated ITA, this edition includes the Income Tax Application Rules, the Income Tax Regulations and schedules, and selected Remission Orders — all in one consolidated set.
Does the book include major tax treaties (e.g., Canada–U.S.)?
Yes. The book includes key treaty materials, such as:
- The MLI (Multilateral Instrument)
- The Canada–United States Tax Convention
- The Canada–U.S. Enhanced Tax Information Exchange Agreement
- The Canada–United Kingdom Tax Convention
- A current-status list of tax treaties
Who typically uses the Practitioner's Income Tax Act?
PITA is commonly used by tax lawyers, accountants, and advanced tax students who need a reliable, consolidated source for the ITA + Regulations + Application Rules with annotations and related treaty materials — especially when doing provision-by-provision analysis.
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