In an effort to close information gaps, increase transparency and strengthen enforcement in the real estate sector, the Province announced today that it will require developers to collect and report comprehensive information on pre-sale condo assignments.

When it comes to administering a deceased’s estate, it’s common and sometimes necessary for a friend or relative to be appointed the executor, but not many are aware of the proper steps to take for tax filing obligations.

Tax Lawyer Samantha Prasad spoke on "Employee stock option and founder tax strategies" in a workshop hosted by Michael Yhip Wealth Partners in partnership with RBC Wealth Management.

Tax and succession planning lawyer, Michael Goldberg, is interviewed by Peter Merrick in The Bottom Line on the impact changes to the taxation of eligible capital property will have on businesses...

Our Regina tax team has taken the time to put together a quick resource.

Geoff White and Areet Kaila appeared on Roundhouse Radio discussing the tax benefits and breaks of giving to charities.

On April 20, 2021, British Columbia Finance Minister Selina Robinson announced the 2021 British Columbia Budget. No changes were made to the existing personal and corporate tax rates and some of

On Monday, June 14, 2021, the Government of British Columbia announced that they are waiving the minimum income requirement for farms for the second consecutive year...

Éric Lévesque et Frank Mathieu, associés au sein du groupe Fiscalité, démystifient les questions fiscales pour les non-fiscalistes. (1 heure, 1 minute)

Canada's new First-Time Home Buyers' GST Rebate offers substantial savings on qualifying new and substantially renovated homes, but navigating the strict purchase, construction, and closing deadlines is critical. Ontario real estate lawyer Jon Dippolito breaks down the key timelines and potential complications involving cancelled agreements and assignments that buyers need to understand.

In this podcast, Kenneth Keung and Kim G C Moody review a recent Tax Court of Canada decision – Bruce Jackman / Nancy Jackman v. HMQ 2022 TCC 73. This case is a rather entertaining case...

Budget 2019 highlighted the Federal Government's intention to limit the preferential treatment of employee stock options under tax legislation to restrict benefits currently available to mature...

Davies lawyers Gregg Benson, Michael Kandev and James Trougakos review Canadian tax incentives for green energy and juxtapose them with those offered by the United States.

On March 4, 2022, the Tax Court of Canada announced a pilot program to allow various forms of e-signing of four classes of documents previously requiring ink signature.

Margaret Nixon et Lindsay Gwyer de notre groupe Fiscalité discutent des modifications proposées aux règles relatives...

When Canadian multinationals issue discounted bonds, notes and similar obligations in a foreign currency, the tax consequences of repaying the debt are governed by subsections...

If you have children that are 18 and over, please ensure that they file a tax return. For those who have not, you can generally go back and file 10 years of tax returns.

In the latest instalment of our Tax Litigation Video Series, Monica Carinci dives into two recent changes to Canada's General Anti-Avoidance Rule (GAAR)...

A friend of mine was complaining about the headaches associated with an upcoming move to a new home.

Mario's guest on this podcast, Stikeman Elliott M&A partner Michael Decicco, has been closely tracking the development of the Employee Ownership Trust concept in Canada...