Tax consequences can emerge unexpectedly
Which tax rates are clients really paying?
In August the Department of Finance released legislative proposals to modernize the life insurance policy tax exemption test.
If you missed the deadline to get clients into income splitting loans before the prescribed rate doubled to 2% from 1% last month, you’ve lucked out.
The Canada Revenue Agency has marked the opening of Bitcoin’s first ATM in Vancouver by issuing guidance on the internet currency.
Consider this: Your clients are 27 years old and married. The wife wants to go back to school to get her MBA. She has not used her RESP room because her parents didn’t create one for her, and she attended her undergrad on a full scholarship. So she’s got questions.
U.S.-based business-owner clients who send staff into Canada may have Canadian tax exposure. Here are two to consider.
Finding the right investment mix for clients is rightly top of mind, but equally important is shaping portfolios with a view to tax efficiency, says Ian Russell, president and CEO of IIAC.
If people buy and hold, they stand to gain at least 100 basis points per year. How is that possible?
Confused about foreign income reporting? You’re not alone.