In the Tax Court of Canada case of Mapish v. The Queen, Mr. Mapish maintains that he made charitable donations to a charity called Revival Time Ministries International. CRA reassessed Mr. Mapish and denied his tax credits for $9,600 in 2007 and $11,600 in 2008. The TCC upheld the CRA decision.
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