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  Do you know whether you're exposed to paying more tax than you should?  Many of us do not have a clear history of what the assets (houses, cottages, investments) we own cost. What happens when we decide to sell these assets, or we die and the assets are suddenly deemed sold?  This has become a reality for individuals, most commonly once they have died, but also for Read More...

In Issue: July 21st, 2010

  A Multiple Use Tool   The recent misunderstandings regarding contribution limits on Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) have been capturing financial headlines, but the confusion is no reason for investors and savers to avoid them. They can play a major role in your overall financial planning. A critical element in the use of these accounts, and Read More...

In Issue: July 21st, 2010

        Two Critical Tests  The lifetime capital gains exemption on small business corporation shares is one of the most important advantages of running a business as a corporation rather than as a proprietorship. But it's easy to lose the tax benefit if you don't closely follow the rules that determine whether a company is a small business Read More...

In Issue: July 21st, 2010

  A Frequently Challenged Tax Maneuver Small business corporations (SBCs) form a vital part of the Canadian economy. Therefore, the government has programs to help promote investment in these enterprises and provide tax relief when companies fail.As it happens, a small percentage of SBCs actually survive, but when they do fail, investors normally must Signs Read More...

In Issue: July 21st, 2010
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