Big Week for Tax and the Constitution Canadian tax law has few day-to-day interactions with the Constitution. Most tax matters do not engage prescribed rights, and while taxpayers will occasionally
11 Ways to Maximize Your Tax Deductions in 2020 Here are some quick and easy ways to maximize your tax deductions in 2020 before the year runs out. We’ve updated
Can Director’s be Held Personally Liable for a Corporation’s Actions? The directors of a corporation are elected by the corporation’s shareholders and are required to manage or supervise the management
Shareholders Agreement and Family Law Interplay Between Family Law Act and Shares in a Private Corporation Many shareholders are concerned that matrimonial conflict may destabilize the shareholdings of a corporation.
What Rights Do I have as a Shareholder? Are you aggrieved by the manner in which a corporation of which you are a shareholder conducts the business and affairs of
Quick Guide to Basic Shareholders’ Rights Federal vs Provincial Incorporation In Canada, one can incorporate under either federal or provincial law. For the purposes of this guide, reference is made
Long Term Effects of Tax Audits Interesting article in the Financial post this morning discussing the long-term effects of tax audits on reporting behaviour. The authors of a study published by the International Monetary Fund
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