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The first 100 days are in the books for the Biden administration. Many of us north of the border feel insulated from the comings and goings on in the U.S...

The Rogers family power struggle has come to a swift resolution, but corporate governance issues linger, particularly for public companies incorporated in British Columbia.

Based on a host of recently enacted legislation attacking the use of offshore trusts by Canadians, eliminating immigration trusts, severely restricting testamentary trust tax benefits, generally attempting to eliminate inter-provincial testamentary tax planning opportunities, and so on, it seems safe to say that the federal government views the use of trusts in Canada dimly these days.

An estate trustee (also known as an executor) is responsible for discharging the terms of the deceased's testamentary documentation...

The recent case of King Lofts Toronto I Ltd. vs. Emmons involves the granting of a summary judgment where the remedy would never have been possible in the past.

Is a Landlord responsible to an abutting landowner for environmental contamination caused by a Tenant?

This article discusses the inclusion and use of powers to add and remove beneficiaries in drafting, planning, and establishing family trusts.

The Cannabis Act, which will legalize the recreational use of cannabis across Canada, was unveiled by the federal government this past Thursday.

The COVID-19 pandemic is projected to have a devastating impact on the Canadian economy. A recent report released by the Parliamentary Budget Officer indicated that the federal deficit could...

Most of you are probably so busy combing your couch for funds to contribute to your Registered Retirement Savings Plans, or RRSPs, by the March 2 deadline that you have barely had time to take in the fact that your 2014 tax return will soon be due.

The Property Assessment Notice gives you notice of your assessment value for the 2017 to 2020 taxation years (a four-year cycle) and it is based on a January 1, 2016, market value.

This article is the first instalment in a four-part series that will appear in Tax Notes over the next few months.

Sorkos was born in Greece and immigrated to Canada as a young man. In 1960 when he was 22 years old he was working as a short order cook in a small restaurant in London, Ontario.

In December 2017, Finance Ministers across the country, at both the federal and provincial/territorial level, agreed to participate in a coordinated cannabis framework, which lead to Coordinated Cannabis Taxation Agreements ...

By now most advisors are aware that in Budget 2018 the Federal government introduced, among other things, draft legislation to amend the Income Tax Act that is often referred to as the "Passive Investment Proposals".

It's the start of 2017 and a brand new year. However, for your RRSP purposes, it's still 2016 until the end of the day on March 1, as that is the deadline to make your contributions for 2016.

With stock markets doing a passable imitation of a roller coaster this month, many investors will be tempted to do some year-end tax-loss selling.