ComfySlippers denigrates those who claim the statutes are not in plain English.
So I post a link showing that a supposed expert agrees the Income Tax Act is not written in English, but is in a language none by the initiated and trained can understand.
He states clearly and specifically it is not in English.
The only official languages in Canada is English and French.
According to that tax expert, the ITA is not written in either.
If that is the case, and the Act is not written in English, but in a language that resembles it but is not ( as the professionally trained expert is quoted as saying) is it written in one of the official languages? And if not ( again as he states) is it legal to enforce it?
Bear in mind, for an Act to be enforceable, it must be in one of the official languages, at the very least.
According to that expert, the ITA is not. So is it enforceable or not?
Remember according to him, it is not in English, but in a language the average person cannot understand.
Enforceable or not?