The freezing of current share value so that your chosen successors can easily participate in the future growth of your enterprise is a common estate planning technique. What if the value of the frozen shares now exceeds the value of the enterprise as a whole?
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TIME FOR A REFREEZE? Continue Reading »
Business Succession Planning, Canada Revenue Agency, Estate Planning, Investments, Liability, Small Business, Succession Planning, Tax IssuesIf you have a “single-purpose” corporation for U.S. estate tax planning, this may be a good time to explore an alternative way of holding U.S. real estate…..
ALTERNATIVES TO ‘SINGLE-PURPOSE’ CORPORATION FOR U.S. ESTATE TAX PLANNING Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Canadian and US Tax Treaty, Estate Planning, Investments, IRS, Property, Succession Planning, Trusts, United States, US TaxesAwhile ago , I wrote that payments made to trustees and executors usually trigger some form of tax reporting and often, an obligation on the payer to withhold and remit amounts on account of tax. Thanks to some welcome and practical feedback from a concerned blogger, I would like to add a few comments.
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TAX REPORTING OBLIGATIONS FOR TRUSTEE AND EXECUTOR FEES – FOLLOW UP Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Executors, Liability, Trustee, TrustsDoes the Will provide for charitable donations or bequests? If properly documented, they may represent tax deductions to the Estate.
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TAX DEDUCTIBILTY OF CHARITABLE DONATIONS THROUGH THE WILL Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Charitable Giving, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Executors, Philanthropy/Charitable GivingDid the deceased suffer from a severe and prolonged impairment? If so, there may some tax relief for the estate in the form of a Disability Tax Credit.
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DISABILITY TAX CREDIT Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Capacity Law, Elder Care, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Executors, Geriatric Care Management, GuardianshipIn general, the payment of amounts for services rendered triggers some form of tax reporting and often, an obligation on the payer to withhold and remit amounts on account of tax. Payments made to trustees and executors are no different.
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Tax Reporting Obligations for Trustee and Executor Fees Continue Reading »
Canada Revenue Agency, Canadian and US Tax Treaty, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Executors, Liability, Passing Of Trustees’ and Executors’ Accounts, Trustee, Trusts