In fact, as I concluded in Bergeron v. Canada, [1999] T.C.J. No. 510, neither the payer of support nor the recipient of support is entitled to deduct his or her legal expenses. Consequently, there is no discrimination in the provisions of the Act that would allow a class of taxpayers, i.e., support recipients, to deduct their legal expenses and that would deny that deduction to another class, i.e., that of support payers.
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