Crime Writers and Comedians On the Bench
Should judicial decisions be written so the public wants to read them? What might happen when a decision goes viral?….
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DISABILITY TAX CREDIT
Did 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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Canada Revenue Agency, Capacity Law, Elder Care, Estate Administration, Estate Planning, Executors, Geriatric Care Management, GuardianshipRESPs and Estate Planning: Further Issues
In my last blog, I wrote about some of the preliminary estate planning issues that should be considered with respect to Registered Education Savings Plans (“RESPs”). This week, I wanted to touch on some additional issues regarding estate planning and RESPs…..
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Estate Planning, RESPMarriage, Separation and Divorce
A change in personal circumstances, however drastic and life changing, does not necessarily have the legal significance or effect that clients expect. The most obvious, yet less known example of this is separation and marriage…..
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Estate Planning, Executors, WillsNet capital losses in the year of death
Much of the discussion on tax planning in the year of death has been focused on terminal year capital gains. In a recovering market it is also possible for the deceased to suffer a capital loss on the deemed disposition of capital assets…..
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