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Last week, we reported that the federal government was considering a proposal to provide a significant tax break to proposed LNG plants in British Columbia.

COVID-19 has resulted in significant decreases to the value of many assets, including marketable securities, private businesses and real estate.

Tax season is upon us once again. Did you know that you could qualify to claim certain legal fees on your taxes? Be sure to speak with your family lawyer about providing you with a letter if you qualify.

If you dread doing your own taxes, then think twice about becoming an executor of an estate. One of the core duties of a personal representative is to deal with the deceased's taxes.

Much talk about the upcoming changes to the taxation of trusts and estates has surrounded the introduction of the concept of Graduated Rate Estates.

Earlier this year, the Canadian government tabled a Notice of Ways and Means Motion with proposed amendments to the Income Tax Act (Canada)...

In Budget 2019, the federal government announced its intention to introduce an annual cap on the preferential treatment of stock option grants...

On September 19, 2005, Minister of Finance Ralph Goodale announced that he has requested the Minister of National Revenue to postpone, with immediate effect, providing advance tax rulings respecting flow-through entities (FTEs), such as income trusts.

Canada - the world's 11th largest economy – is about to enter a new era under liberal management.

The Canada Revenue Agency (the "CRA") announced in its' updated guidance on January 14, 2022, that it will not apply the proposed beneficial ownership reporting rules (the "New Trust Reporting Rules")...

On October 24, 2018, the N.S. Supreme Court issued Supplemental Reasons explaining why it decided that future income loss under section 113BA(1) of the N.S. Insurance Act, RSNS 1989, c. 231 must be calculated on a gross, and not a net, basis.

On March 11, 2005, the Manitoba Government announced that Manitoba Film and Sound Recording Development Corporation’s base tax credit will rise from 35% to 45% of eligible Manitoba wages and salaries (or 22.5% of the total eligible production costs of an eligible film if that amount is less). This increase is in addition to the 5% frequent filming bonus for the third project shot within a two-year period in Manitoba and a 5% Rural/Northern bonus introduced last year. Combined, these incentives a

On February 13, 2019, the Government of Quebec published a draft regulation designed to identify in the land registry all non-resident purchasers of residential properties.

For Indigenous entrepreneurs, there are many opportunities presenting themselves daily, perhaps more than ever.

From our annual Tax Tips guide, here are the tips and suggestions for the Employed for the year 2016.

The ITA contains rules (the FAPI rules) that are intended to tax investment income earned by a "controlled foreign affiliate" of a Canadian taxpayer when it is earned...

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