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Quotes
I’ve been quoted a couple of times recently in tax-related stories in The Lawyers Weekly, most recently in a story on Johnson v R, 2011 TCC 540, which I wrote about here.
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Freeze share values
Bryan Walters has drawn my attention to an interesting CRA technical interpretation (2011-0404641C6 or CCH Window ¶10,832) in which the CRA states that the provisions of a shareholder agreement might reduce the value of freeze shares that otherwise have the … Continue reading
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Donation tax shelter class action
For an article on donation tax shelter class actions, click here.
The Arnold Report
Brian Arnold maintains a blog of sorts over at the CTF website. I say “of sorts” not to denigrate what he does with his posts—which are always informative and often quite funny—but to point out that when you number your … Continue reading
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Disbursement headache?
The following article will appear in an upcoming issue of the HLA Journal.
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CanLII
CanLII is a resource that I’ve watched grow with a great deal of interest. I use it almost every day for one reason or another, not least as a reference for posts to this blog. I just noticed some handy … Continue reading
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Crazy
The judgment in Chaput v R, 2011 TCC 363, is short and to the point. I reproduce it here in its entirety:
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T1135 Madness
The more I read about the penalties for late-filing T1135 forms (the forms for foreign property reporting), the crazier they seem to me.
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Hiatus
My readers will have noted that my last post on this site was in February, which is an unusually long hiatus for this blog. I haven’t not posted for such a long period since I began the blog in 2005. … Continue reading
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Taxman's Best Friend?
A Swiss village is preparing to kill residents’ pet dogs over a $50.00 tax liability. One wonders what would happen if you fall behind on property tax. http://newsfeed.time.com/2011/01/11/swiss-village-to-dog-owners-pay-your-taxes-or-poochie-dies/
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