Will Power summarizes the various issues affecting estate administration in Canada, from funeral arrangements to the final passing of accounts. This newsletter contains feature articles written by practitioners, as well as case summaries and a legislative update.

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This edition of Wainberg's Society Meetings Including Rules of Order is an updated version of the very popular first edition that was published in 1992. Easy reading and authoritative discussion of many of the issues that would arise at, before, or during, the holding of meetings of directors or members of societies make this book an indispensable reference guide for members of various charities and other non-share capital corporations.

Editors

Hartley R. Nathan, Q.C.
J. Glyde Hone, LL.B., LL.M.

Publication Year: 2001

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Butterfly reorganizations are among the most complex subjects in Canadian tax. Be fully versed with the most comprehensive resource available. Now available online, use your subscription to:

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This third edition of Understanding Section 55 and Butterfly Reorganizations is an essential reference for tax and legal professionals specializing in mergers and acquisitions. This extensively revised edition is the definitive source for in-depth analysis and authoritative information, including:

• Various technical amendments released over the years that have altered the tax rules governing butterfly reorganizations.  
• Department of Finance comfort letters indicating Finance’s intention to propose additional changes to various aspects of section 55.
• Tax court decisions that have prompted the Canada Revenue Agency to change its interpretation of how section 55 applies in certain circumstances (e.g., in the calculation of safe income) and the meaning of certain terms in the tax law (e.g., "series of transactions", "in contemplation of").
• Current reorganization techniques, practical examples and case studies of butterfly reorganizations within Canada.

Understanding Section 55 and Butterfly Reorganizations, 3rd Edition provides a comprehensive analysis of section 55 in its entirety, including the calculation of safe income. Topics covered include:

• Subsection 55(2): The Basics
• Paragraph 55(3)(A) Exemption
• What Is a Butterfly?
• The Pro Rata Distribution Requirement
• The Butterfly Exemption Denial Rules
• Exceptions to the Butterfly Exemption Denial Rules and Various Interpretive Rules
• Related Issues

Rick McLean, CA, is a partner in the Mergers & Acquisitions Tax Services Group at KPMG LLP and leader of KPMG’s Corporate Reorganizations Tax practice in Toronto.  Rick specializes in and has extensive experience in structuring Canadian and international mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and corporate reorganizations, including public company spin-off transactions. Rick advises both public and private companies on M&A and corporate reorganization tax issues. The book includes contributions from KPMG Tax professionals across Canada who specialize in providing tax advice on complex corporate reorganization and M&A transactions.

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This newsletter is a valuable tool to keep corporate counsel up to date on the latest in this rapidly growing and demanding profession. Each issue is committed to providing you with

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In partnership with the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), Wolters Kluwer has been publishing the printed version of the Toronto Stock Exchange Company Manual for over 10 years. We are pleased to be able to continue to publish it and provide you with the most up-to-date text of this invaluable resource.

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Window on Canadian Tax newsletter gives you the commentary portion of Window on Canadian Tax. You'll also have "at-a-glance" updates on current topics.

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Published: December 2011

The Executor's Handbook, 4th Edition is a comprehensive and practical resource designed to assist the administrator or executor of an estate in the administration process. Regardless of the province or territory you reside in, it provides you with the appropriate information and resources you will need to administer either a simple or complex estate.

This latest edition updates the existing content, and will also expand the commentary and legislative references to include valuable new estate administration information.

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Topics covered:

• Considerations regarding digital assets and online activity of deceased 
• Treatment of new registered plans (tax-free savings accounts and registered disability savings plans) at death
• Updated information on finding suspected or lost life insurance policies
• Updated information regarding income tax filings and considerations
• Updated probate tax information

About the Author
Leanne D. Kaufman is Vice-President of the Professional Practice Group at RBC Wealth Management, Estate and Trust Services. She oversees a team that provides ongoing legal, tax and technical guidance, advice and training to a national group of trust professionals, and senior management. Ms. Kaufman also has experience as an associate lawyer practicing commercial litigation.

Contributors
Anne Chaurette
K. Thomas Grozinger
Shamim Panchbhay

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Bringing you timely and relevant estate planning insights

Issued monthly, The Estate Planner keeps you up-to-date on the latest developments in estate planning and includes practical and timely feature articles written by experts in the field, including Robert Spenceley, Brian Nichols and Michael Atlas. Includes case summaries and legislative updates.

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• Canadian Wealth Management Guide

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If you are or will be serving as a director of a Canadian corporation, you will need The Directors Manual. Widely regarded as 'the bible' for directors in Canada, it gives you a plain language overview of the duties, responsibilities, and liabilities you face as a director. In particular, it discusses the potential liability of directors under corporate law, securities regulation, tax, trade practices, labour standards law, and environmental protection legislation. The Manual also includes useful precedents, selected legislation relating to corporate directors, plus numerous checklists and practical tips on how to manage your role as a director, including the associated risks.

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Canada's most widely read tax newsletter

For over 25 years, tax professionals have relied on Tax Profile for the most up-to-date information and analysis on the tax issues affecting their clients. Issued monthly, it's a must-have for anyone preparing tax strategies for individuals, Canadian companies or international corporations.

Timely and topical, Tax Profile is the only publication of its kind - authored by respected tax authority Jack Bernstein of Aird & Berlis LLP. You won't want to be without this comprehensive analysis of current federal tax and important provincial tax issues.

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About the author: Jack Bernstein is the senior tax partner and chair of Aird & Berlis LLP's International Tax Practice. He is a member of the firm's Tax Group and Tax Litigation Group, as well as the Mergers & Acquisitions Team. Jack appears in all editions of the Guide to the Leading 500 Lawyers in Canada, published by Lexpert and American Lawyer, as a leading lawyer in the areas of corporate tax, estate planning and personal tax planning.

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Valuable insights and tips for strategic tax planning

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Tax Notes is one of Canada's most widely read tax newsletters. See for yourself why this monthly newsletter is so popular among Canadian tax practitioners with small to medium size practices. You'll find that its timely and incisive feature articles keep you abreast of the latest developments in federal income tax. It gives you cutting-edge analysis from Canadian tax practitioners. Plus, each month you'll have an article written by David Louis, JD, CA, the chair at Minden Gross Taxation Group and one of Canada's leading tax authorities.

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An accurate and well written guide to estate planning, estate freeze, income splitting and post mortem tax planning.

The successful transfer of a family business from one generation to the next is notoriously difficult. In Tax and Family Business Succession Planning, authors David Louis, Samantha Prasad and new co-author Michael Goldberg, of Minden Gross LLP, provide an in-depth discussion of the myriad aspects of planning a successful transfer of a family business from one generation to the next.

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• Trustees’ powers and duties
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Updated and expanded:

The third edition of Tax and Family Business Succession Planning has been updated and expanded to reflect budgetary pronouncements, legislative changes and new case law, including:

• Control premium issues
• Valuation of discretionary trust
• Planning for 21st anniversary of a trust 
• Shareholder agreements relating to buy outs on death
• Association rules and trusts/choice of executor
• New developments in distributions to non-residents
• Estates and acquisition of control rules
• Structures to multiply the capital gains exemption
• Discussion of recent technical interpretations (including APFF and STEP Round Tables) and case law developments

Abbreviated Table of Contents

• Chapter 1 – Introduction to Tax and Family Business Succession
• Chapter 2 – Estate Freezes
• Chapter 3 – Trusts
• Chapter 4 – Capital Gains Exemption & Crystallizat

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 The best-selling Shareholders' Agreements: a Tax and Legal Guide is a practical, easy to read reference guide to the major business, financial, and tax considerations involved when structuring shareholders' agreements. The book has been revised since the last edition to take into account changing tax legislation and updates to common legal precedents such as:

• Enhanced GAAR discussion with comments on recent Superior Court of Canada decision
• Changes relating to non-competition agreements
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The above changes will impact the typical shareholders' agreement as it would relate to payment of dividends vs. retention of income at the corporate level, structuring buyouts in the most tax effective way and the role of holding companies.

Consequently, the content of the book has been updated in order to meet the needs of professionals such as lawyers, accountants, insurance agents, and financial advisors who are frequently asked to comment on these types of agreements. This is especially important since shareholders' agreements form an integral part of business succession and estate planning, which is an area of projected growth given an aging population.

Additional Content:

Shareholders' Agreements: a Tax and Legal Guide also includes boilerplate samples on the accompanying DVD. Working sample agreements and variable clauses will be included on the DVD for convenient agreement creation.

About the Authors:

Jack Bernstein is a Senior Tax Partner with the law firm of Aird & Berlis LLP and a CCH author. Jack is a leading practitioner in the areas of corporate tax and estate planning. He is a well-known lecturer with several professional associations and has written for a number of trade publications. Jack is the original author of the 1988 work.

Stuart Bollefer is also a Senior Tax Partner and a member of the firm's Tax Group, as well as Chair of the Wealth Management and Succession Planning Team. Stuart has more than 25 years of extensive experience providing domestic and international tax advice with respect to mergers and acquisitions, inbound and outbound investment and business expansion, and estate and wealth preservation planning. Stuart acted as editor in chief and contributor in this edition.

Steven Kelman and Dennis Miller are Partners with Aird & Berlis LLP's Corporate Finance group, practising in the areas of corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, debt and equity financings, and shareholders' agreements. Steven and Dennis have presented at a numbe

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There is no better way to stay on top of key developments in securities law in Canada. When you subscribe to the Securities Law News Tracker, you get notices of all updates via e-mail. Your updates give you instant access to changes that originate from a variety of primary and secondary sources such as:

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Arguably the foremost corporate tax planning tool available, the “rollover” is used in virtually every corporate reorganization. It allows the transfer of assets with accrued gains to defer the payment of tax that would otherwise be payable immediately. Covers rules governing the rollover, its uses as a planning tool, checklists, common questions, tips, and traps.

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This webcast was recorded on June 11, 2008

The purpose of Retail Sales Taxation in Canada is to keep organizations up-to-date about recent developments and ongoing compliance issues with respect to retail sales tax (RST) in Canada. Participants will receive timely information about legislative changes and current administrative policy in each of the five RST provinces – British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Prince Edward Island. This webinar also offers practical advice on how to deal with many common RST issues.

Retail Sales Taxation in Canada is intended for finance professionals working in industry or public practice who are responsible for managing RST issues for their organization or their clients.

Agenda
Overview of RST in Canada

• Application of tax
• Real property
• Exemptions
• Recovery of tax

2008 Provincial Budget Developments

• British Columbia
• Saskatchewan
• Manitoba
• Ontario
• Prince Edward Island

Common RST Compliance and Audit Issues

• Records retention
• Tax on consumption
• Real property
• Audit period
• Overview of audits

Recent Case Law

Format
Participate right from your desk or office. All you need is an Internet connection and a sound card.

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• PowerPoint presentation with slides
• Speaker and facilitator voice-over presenting the slides and answering pre-recorded questions

The total length of recording: 172 minutes and 35 seconds.

The Speakers
This webinar is presented by specialists from Ryan (formerly Robert Brakel & Associates), the leading tax services firm in North America.

Jim Day is a CA and the Director of Tax Advisory Services for Ryan, where he advises a broad range of clients on all aspects of federal and provincial sales taxes in Canada.

Jeffrey Shaw is the Manager of Tax Advisory Services at Ryan, where his current responsibilities focus on providing commodity tax advice and guidance to clients throughout North America.

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Do you need timely, accurate answers to today's tough regulatory questions? You'll find the answers in this completely revised and updated edition of Regulation of Securities: SEC Answer Book. Featuring a practical question and answer format similar to that embraced by the SEC, it answers virtually any question that could arise in day-to-day corporate compliance, and provides convenient access to relevant rules, procedures, case law, and forms. It gives you straightforward answers to relevant, real-world securities law questions.

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There is no better way to stay on top of key developments in real estate law in Canada. When you subscribe to Real Estate Law News Tracker, you get notices of all updates via e-mail. Your updates give you instant access to changes in the law that originate from a variety of primary and secondary sources such as press releases and cases.

This current awareness tool also gives you a 10-day summary and 60-day archive of past news items, organized federally and provincially, in a searchable format.

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Quebec Tax Reporter newsletter is designed to keep you up-to-date on legislative changes and other tax developments in Quebec. You'll also benefit from practical feature articles and columns written by prominent practitioners.

Updated monthly. Available to be e-mailed in PDF format only.

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These are special collections for the non-specialist: tax generalists, sole practitioners and in-house financial officers. The key to these collections is flexibility – you are able to build the information bundle that best suits your needs, at a price that best fits your budget. These Collections differ from the CCH Tax Libraries because instead of having Dominion Tax Cases (DTC) from 1920 to present, they have DTC Digests, covering cases from 1972 to the present, with “headnotes” or summaries of each case for those years. Also, some infobases are updated less frequently.

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If you need to keep up with the activities and initiatives of the federal government, Ottawa Letter is the way to do it. Researched and written by veteran Ottawa journalist Ken Pole, this newsletter keeps you informed on all matters of interest to business.

You'll find insights into politics and policies, intergovernment affairs, international and interprovincial trade, and a broad array of taxation, regulatory, statistical, and other issues, as well as regular updates on the progress of federal legislation. For your convenience, it also includes a Topical Index and a Legislative Record. Each binder houses three years subscription material.

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Ontario Tax Reporter newsletter is designed to keep you up-to-date on legislative changes and other tax developments in Ontario. You'll also benefit from practical feature articles and columns written by prominent practitioners.

Updated monthly. Available to be e-mailed in PDF format only.

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This edition is current to July 31, 2007

Now in its 28th edition, this well-known title consolidates the full text of the Ontario Retail Sales Tax Act and Regulations and includes current Retail Sales Tax Guides, Small Business Pointers, Information Notices, Interpretation Letters, and General Information Bulletins. The expert comprehensive commentary, by the firm of Ryan (formerly Robert Brakel & Associates), reflects recent changes, including those announced in the 2007 Ontario Budget.

Topics covered:

• Specific applications of Ontario sales tax
• Exemptions
• Refunds
• Vendor responsibilities
• Audits
• Assessments
• Appeals

Features include:

• Quick reference charts, including an overview of taxable and exempt goods and services
• Frequently asked questions and answers highlighted throughout the commentary

Updates include:

• New rules for the application of sales tax to computer software and related services
• Changes to the rules pertaining to purchase exemption certificates
• Changes to the rules pertaining to related party transactions
• Consequential amendments to the change in the GST rate
• Changes to various exemptions and rebates
• 2005, 2006, and 2007 Ontario Budget changes
• Updated commentary, for all recent changes in legislation and case law
• Updated legislation, incorporating all recent amendments to July 31, 2007
• New and revised administrative guides and publications, including updated guides on computer software and purchase exemption certificates
• A new guide on common audit issues and additional interpretations on leases and rentals and telecommunications services

Table of Contents

• Foreword
• Summary of Amendments
• Quick Reference Charts
• Ontario Retail Sales Tax Commentary
• Retail Sales Tax Act
• Regulation 1012: Definitions, Exemptions and Rebates
• Regulation 1013: General
• Regulation 10/03: Rebate for Energy-Efficient Appliances
• Retail Sales Tax Information Notices
• Retail Sales Tax Guides
• Small Business Pointers and Small Business Guide
• Retail Sales Tax Interpretation Letters
• Ministry of Revenue Tax Offices
• Topical Index

About the Author
Formerly known as Robert Brakel & Associates, Ryan is the leading tax services firm in North America, with the largest transaction tax practice in the United States and Canada. Since 1974, the firm's Canadian practice, located in Toronto, Ontario, has performed work for more than 5500 organizations on a variety of tax matters, both provincially and nationally. Headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the firm provides a comprehensive range o

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This is the 'must have' publication for real estate practitioners in Ontario. The Ontario Real Estate Law Guide gives you complete monthly coverage of topics related to real estate transactions in Ontario. It is comprehensive; it provides you with text of all relevant Acts and regulations, as well as related forms and precedents, and checklists of procedures.

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Ontario Real Estate Law Developments is a newsletter that summarizes all recent developments in real estate law in Ontario, including a legislative updates and case summaries.

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The Ontario Accident Benefit Case Summaries Newsletter summarizes Ontario accident benefit cases from the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, private arbitration, and the courts.

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Ontario Accident Benefit Case Summaries gives you concise summaries of every relevant decision from the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, private arbitration, and the courts. It includes extensive Finding Lists and a detailed Topical Index so you can locate information quickly. You can also access archived case summaries dating back to 1991 in the Online version of this product.

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About the Author
Eric Grossman, BA, LLB, is a founding partner of the Toronto law firm Zarek Taylor Grossman Hanrahan LLP, where he represents insurers in casualty and property disputes. Eric is a founding partner of this firm, which opened in October 1997. Eric was recognized as a Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation by the Law Society of Upper Canada in December of 1999 and has been recognized by Lexpert in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory as a repeatedly recommended expert in personal injury law.

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CCH Document is a complete document management solution built specifically for today's accounting firms. This robust application reduces the costs associated with creating and storing paper documents, resulting in an environment where your staff will work together more efficiently.

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Offerings of Asset-Backed Securities is an accessible, easy-to-use guide to the new SEC rules and the key issues associated with structuring and executing securitization transactions. It is the only detailed guide on regulation AB and the new securities offering reform rules.

Features include:

• A step-by-step approach to spotting issues and solving problems
• Practical, transaction-oriented advice from the perspective of experienced practitioners
• Insights into specific issues that frequently arise in transactions
• Solutions to common problems

Includes issue spotting checklists and other practice aids to ensure that this resource serves as a reliable, quick reference.

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Bonus Features:
Your purchase includes a FREE eBook!

Webinar - Company Meetings: Preparation, Conduct and Best Practices
Purchasers of the 8th edition will receive unlimited access to the recorded webinar conducted by the author. Click Here to view the agenda.

What's New in the 8th Edition?

• Strategic tips for contentious board and shareholders' meetings
• Relevant updates to the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA)
• Expanded commentary
• an updated and easy-to-use Table of Concordance to other provincial Corporations Acts so you can easily compare and contrast jurisdictions

About the Author

Hartley R. Nathan, Q.C. is a senior member of the Corporate/Commercial Group at Minden Gross LLP in Toronto and is designated as a Certified Specialist (Corporate and Commercial Law) by the Law Society of Upper Canada. His practice concentrates on corporate commercial law, with an emphasis on corporate governance matters and corporate meetings.

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Tax disputes don't just take place in a courtroom. Controversies occur before and during tax audits. You need to be ready to maximize your client's position. In fact, if you have the right tool - one that helps you to maximize your client's position - you may be able to end the dispute and avoid the courtroom completely. McCarthy Tétrault on Tax Disputes is the right tool. It's loaded with practical, useable information that will help keep you up-to-date and well-equipped to handle potential disputes.

This publication gives you the edge with:

• Current knowledge of assessing practices and audit projects
• References to current cases
• Tips on tax dispute preparation
• Techniques for dispute resolution
• Necessary skills for settlement negotiation

Loose leaf, DVD, and Internet updated bi-monthly.

McCarthy Tetrault on Tax Disputes represents the views and experience of lawyers in the Tax Dispute Resolution Group of McCarthy Tetrault.

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Manitoba & Saskatchewan Tax Reporter newsletter is designed to keep you up-to-date on legislative changes and other tax developments in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. You'll also benefit from practical feature articles and columns written by prominent practitioners.

Updated monthly. Available to be e-mailed in PDF format only.

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Complete, up-to-date coverage of tax law in the province

Manitoba & Saskatchewan Tax Reporter is an essential resource for tax professionals who have clients with business interests in the region. Updated frequently, it provides full coverage of the latest developments in Manitoba and Saskatchewan tax law as well as valuable time-saving tools and commentary. Content includes:

• Statutes and regulations pertaining to:
  • Income tax (personal and corporate)
  • Health and post-secondary education tax (payroll tax)
  • Fuel tax, oil and gas production tax, mineral tax, mining and royalties tax, tobacco tax, sales tax, corporation capital tax and land transfer tax
• Official government publications and commentary related to personal and corporate income tax

Bonus features:

• Provincial Tax News monthly newsletter
• Handy federal and provincial tax charts
• Inter-provincial sales tax charts
• Budget dispatches
• News releases
• Case digests
• Full-text case law
• Administration and personnel charts
• A summary of the progress of provincial legislation

CCH research subscriptions deliver the most timely, relevant and reliable tax information and commentary to Canada’s tax professionals, significantly reducing research time.  

Professionals who subscribe to Manitoba & Saskatchewan Tax Reporter also find these publications instrumental to their practice:

• Alberta & Territories Tax Reporter
• Ontario Tax Reporter
• British Columbia Tax Reporter
• Provincial Tax Reporters - All Provinces & Territories
• GST Reporter
• Window on GST/HST

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If it's important for you to be aware of current events and issues in Canadian employment and labour law, this newsletter is what you need. Labour Notes^® will keep you abreast of legislative developments in employment, human rights, labour relations, pay equity and employment insurance law across Canada. It provides you with digests of ground-breaking cases that affect how you deal with employees, and includes vital economic statistics, and much more.

Feature articles give you practical insights into trends and emerging issues in this dynamic field to help you keep yourself current and protect your company's interests and its employees.

Updated bi-weekly.

Related Products

• HR Assist – Labour Relations
• HR Assist – Labour Law Cases
• HR Assist – Employment Standards
• Canadian Labour Law Reporter

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IT Lawyer Éloïse Gratton addresses the emerging issues created by the new privacy laws and cutting-edge online and wireless technologies. Help your clients who operate or host websites, are involved in e-commerce or online advertising take advantage of the Internet and mobile technologies while still respecting consumers' privacy.

Topics covered

• Website privacy compliance, online advertising, spam and e-commerce privacy issues
• the European and North American legal framework
• mobile services, tracking technology and privacy issues
• translating the legal framework into best business practices

About the Author

Éloïse Gratton LL.B., LL.M. is a leading expert in new media and privacy issues and is Counsel to the firm for information technology issues. She is also pursuing a PhD degree at the University of Montreal and Université de Panthéon-Assas (Paris II). She also acts as privacy officer for our Montreal office. She was previously partner at McMillan (Corporate Law group) which she joined in 2002. Prior to joining the firm, she acted as Director of Corporate & Legal Affairs for a wireless technology company.

Publication Year: 2003

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International Securities Law Handbook answers the need for a user-friendly source of information that addresses securities law in the most significant jurisdictions. This invaluable reference presents key elements of securities law and regulations in 30 jurisdictions.

Countries include Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada (including Quebec), Denmark, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, The Netherlands, Norway, The Philippines, Portugal, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, and United States of America.

Country chapters, each written by an expert in the particular country's securities law, appear alphabetically. Readers can also make easy comparisons between treatments of particular issues by different jurisdictions. International Securities Law Handbook is an easily accessible desk reference on multinational and cross-border transactions.

Topics covered:

• Description of the securities markets
• Principal laws regulating the securities markets
• Quasi-securities and derivatives
• Exemptions available
• Special cases such as employee share schemes, rights issues, and takeovers

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Published December 2011

Implementing Estate Freezes provides expert, yet highly practical guidance on implementing estate freezes. The author, David Louis, C.A., LL.B. of Minden Gross LLP., is one of Canada's most respected tax commentators. It's an essential addition to the library of all estate planners!

Topics covered:

• Transferring Assets
• Internal and Holding Company Freezes
• Corporate Estate Freezes – Technical Issues
• Alternative Methods and Variations
• Capitalization Considerations and Shareholders Provisions for Estate Freezes
• Estate Freeze Work Sheets
• Section 85 Basics
• Valuation Issues
• Use of a Trust to Hold Common Shares
• Checklist for Section 85 Rollovers
• Control of the Corporation
• Paid-up Capital
• Section 86 Freezes
• Section 51 Freezes
• Stock Dividend Freezes
• Personal, Trust, and Corporate Attribution Rules
• Distributions from a Family Trust
• GAAR
• 'Melts', 'Thaws', 'Gels', and 'Refreezes'
• Shareholders' Agreements
• Redemption Rights
• Retraction Rights
• Family Law Issues
• Accounting Considerations

Features include:

• An appendix containing an extensive case study, "Inter Vivos Trusts - Current Tax Issues", that highlights potential complications, not only with regard to income tax, but also with regard to family law, trust law, corporate law, and cross border taxation issues
• Diagrams, charts, checklists, and precedents that will be valued by both novice and seasoned practitioners alike

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Health Law Matters newsletter summarizes issues that affect health care facilities. It includes case summaries, legislative highlights, and recent developments.

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Global Integrator (CCH Canadian Limited) is a web-based tax provisioning, compliance and reporting application for businesses with multiple international or domestic locations.

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Published: November 2003

Considering going public? Concerned about the risks? Want to know more about the advantages?

The decision to go public is not an easy one. It can be a time-consuming and expensive process and the company becomes subject to a host of ongoing requirements. However, management at most companies who've gone public would say that it was worth the effort and expense.

Getting and Staying Listed: A Primer for Public Company Executives and their Professional Advisors discusses the pros and cons of going public, along with a description of the process. Throughout, extensive footnotes help you locate the rules easily. The chapter breakdown allows you to find the relevant material quickly. Its scope is national, with all applicable securities legislation and rules of the three Canadian marketplaces covered: the Toronto Stock Exchange, the TSX Venture Exchange, and the Canadian Trading and Quotation System.

About the Author
Timothy S. Baikie LL.B., B.C.L., LL.M., is head counsel to the Canadian Trading and Quotation System Inc. (CNQ) and has played an instrumental role in shaping its rules and policies.

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When you need a quick answer to a securities question, turn to Fundamentals of Securities Regulation. Loss and Seligman have distilled their authoritative 11-volume treatise, Securities Regulation, into one convenient volume, offering expert analysis of every significant aspect of securities law including:

• Primary liability under 10(b), insider trading
• Sanctions
• Disclosure requirements
• Rules and forms for offerings
• SEC reporting
• Forward-looking statements
• Class action suits
• Bespeaks caution cases
• ADR in securities disputes
• And more

The 5th edition covers recent developments such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and impact on federal securities rules and regulations, amendment and interpretation of the SEC's Management Discussion and Analysis, new insider trading rules, recent global research analyst settlements and ensuing SEC, NYSE and NASD rules and more.

To facilitate more detailed analysis, its 14 chapters parallel the organization of the full treatise, and extensive cross-references show you exactly where to turn. Find the answers to your securities law questions quickly with this sensible volume.

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Why we created Financial Planning Education for Accountants: A Fast Track to the CFP(TM) Examination. Your clients require help in managing their personal finances. They need complete financial planning services and who is better positioned to provide that service than you? As their accountant, you've earned your client's trust and respect. Helping them to manage their retirement and wealth is a natural step forward. By offering complete personal financial services, you'll serve their needs better, while enhancing your business practice. The modular curriculum of our accredited CFP™ Education Program enables you to focus on topics that are least familiar or where you may require an update. This saves you time. Accountants with three years of related industry experience may qualify to challenge FPSC’s CFP™ Examination. If so, you can use this educational product to fully prepare to earn your CFP(TM) designation. You can also use it simply to add to and update your financial planning knowledge for everyday use.

Content: There are a total of 19 modules provided in the CCH/Advocis CFP(TM) qualifying program. Ten modules are strongly recommended for accountants. They include areas of personal financial services that you may not have studied recently, or at all, or encountered in prior work experience. These topics were selected by accounting experts and survey respondents. They stated that having this knowledge would help them add significant value for their clients. There are also nine optional modules which present the remaining topics covered in the FPSC CFP™ Examination syllabus.

Self-study and Online Self-Testing: In addition to receiving four bound volumes of printed educational content, you obtain online access to the testing portion of the qualifying program. With two opportunities to test yourself over a period of one year, you’ll know what to review further and when you are ready to sit for the CFP™ Examination.

Significant savings: Four Complete Texts and one year of self-testing for $795. If you qualify to challenge the CFP Examination, you can obtain this learning at about half of the price of the full registration fees of the complete qualifying program..

In-class Instruction: Contact us or Ashton College, one of our CFP™ Education Program academic partners, to determine when this program is offered.

Recommended Modules: The following highly recommended modules are included in print and online testing: M 3- Legal Fundamentals and Family Law; M 4- Government Sponsored Benefit Programs; M 8- Professional Standards and Financial Industry; M 9- Risk Management- Fundamentals, Health, and Property & Casualty; M 10- Risk Management- Life Insurance and Living Benefits; M 11- Registered Pension Plans; M 14- Retirement Planning; M 16- Investments- Products; M 17- Investment Planning; M 19- Estate Planning.

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