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If you're the owner of a private business that has grown in value over the years, much of your personal and family wealth is likely to be tied up in your company.

With this year's Halloween holiday being curtailed due to Covid, it seems like the general public is embracing the December holiday season with more gusto than usual.

So, January 2021 has really started out with a bang (and not necessarily the good kind). "Doomscrolling" is a new word I've encountered and I have found that it is very relevant for me these days.

Here we are in July, and the year is half over. As we start to enter the last half of 2018, it's never too early to think about end-of-year tax planning.

A few years ago I wrote on the ability to borrow from your RRSP, and the response to the article was quite unexpected.

With tax rates seemingly increasing all the time, it's no wonder people are looking for ways to split income with family members. One income-splitting strategy that is available...

Summer is officially here, and for some of you, this means leaving city life behind and spending some quality time at your cottage with your family.

A tried-and-true Canadian pastime is to seek out tax strategies that will let you cut your tax bill to the bone – legally.

For those of us that rely on our trusted financial advisor, thoughts of our RRSP will be put on the back shelf until early 2018, when we are scrambling to make our last-minute contributions before the deadline.

The other day I was chatting with a friend about the fact that we are at the beginning of February and how both of us had a distaste for the month.

In two months, New Zealand will hold a referendum giving its residents the opportunity to weigh in on whether recreational use of cannabis should become legal in the country.

On December 8, 2022, the Canadian Securities Administrators ("CSA") announced amendments (the "Amendments") to the offering memorandum ("OM") exemption..

It's June and many readers of The TaxLetter may be a bit flush with cash thanks to tax refunds that have come in.

Although to most of the world the federal Budget tabled on February 11, 2014 (the "Budget") may have seemed to be of limited consequence, there are many tax practitioners and clients who will be significantly affected by its content.

Under the Federal government's recreational cannabis legislation, the provinces and territories across the Country have been given the authority to determine how the retail sale of recreational cannabis...

Currently, goods and services in Canadian trademark applications are not described using the classes defined in the Nice Classification.

In the case of Jonas v Jonas, the Ontario Court of Appeal considered the proper interpretation of a Will's residue clause.