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An invaluable compilation of expert commentary and analysis

Here is a surefire way to strengthen your tax expertise. Window on Canadian Tax^® is the most comprehensive tax product in Canada that provides expert commentary on internal CRA documents in both English and French.

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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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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.

As Canada's senior equities market, the TSX provides an efficient, liquid market for a broad cross-section of Canadian issuers. The TSX assists about 1500 issuers through services designed to increase retail and institutional investors. Whether your company is listed or considering listing on the TSX, this manual is the most comprehensive source of compliance information that you will need.

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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.

Specific attention has been given to the law as it applies in the province in Quebec, and the commentary has been expanded to reflect the difference in Quebec compared to the other provinces and territories.

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.

The Estate Planner is included free with your subscription to the Canadian Estate Planning Guide.

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Professionals who subscribe to the The Estate Planner newsletter also find these publications instrumental to their practice:

• Canadian Estate Planning Guide
• 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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Included with your subscription is Directors' Briefing, a newsletter published three times annually containing feature articles, digests of recent cases, and updates to legislation that affect the duties, responsibilities, and liabilities of corporate directors in Canada.

 

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Valuable insights and tips for strategic tax planning

With authoritative advice from some of the leading experts in the industry, this focused resource gives you quick answers to questions that commonly arise when developing tax strategies for owner-managers of privately held corporations and small businesses.

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• Canadian Estate Planning Guide
• Canadian Wealth Management Guide

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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.

Expert guidance on such complex income tax matters as:

• Implementing, adjusting and – if necessary – undoing an estate freeze
• Reversionary trust rules
• Crystallization of capital gains
• Life insurance
• Stop-loss rules
• Small business deduction
• Attribution rules
• Spin-outs
• Post-mortem issues

Non-tax matters integral to the succession planning process also considered include:

• Trustees’ powers and duties
• Shareholders’ agreements
• Buy-sell agreements
• Family law
• Creditor proofing
• RRSP, RRIF and life insurance designations

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
• New dividend taxation rules
• New issues on share purchase on death
• Increased lifetime SBC capital gains deduction
• Changes relating to non-resident vendors/purchasers

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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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

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

This archived webinar will include:

• 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.

An extensive array of time-saving tables simplifies your work. Other research tools for streamlining your research include Securities Act registration forms, Exchange Act forms and schedules, and key SEC releases by topic.

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Whatever you need to know about Wealth Management And Estate Planning, you'll find it in this one comprehensive source. With a key word searchable database, you'll find it faster and easier than you can imagine. With Internet updating, you'll know about any news and changes as soon as they are reported. When you subscribe to this database, you'll also receive free subscriptions to two electronic newsletters: The Estate Planner and the Wealth Management Times.

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• Business Succession Planing
• Immigration and Emigration

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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.

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The penalty for misinformation can be steep – knowing your rights and responsibilities inside and out is critical! If you are a Chair or Secretary of a meeting, Member of a Board of Directors or the solicitor advising them, Nathan's Company Meetings is a must-have guide to ensure that you effectively manage the many corporate governance issues that can arise at Board and especially Shareholder meetings. 

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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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

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• Provincial Tax News monthly newsletter
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• Budget dispatches
• News releases
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• 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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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: 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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Published: December 2012

Winner of the 2013 Walter Owen Book Prize awarded by the Foundation for Legal Research!

Electronic Commerce and Internet Law in Canada, 2nd Edition is a definitive resource on Internet and e-commerce law from Canada’s leading IT law experts, Teresa Scassa and Michael Deturbide.

With a Foreword written by Justice Thomas Cromwell of the Supreme Court of Canada, this latest edition’s extensive coverage addresses the vast changes that have taken place in this dynamic and rapidly evolving field.

Topics covered:

• New Copyright Act amendments
• Trademark issues online
• Online contracting, including browse wrap agreements
• Personal information protection in the private sector
• Software and e-business patents
• Consumer protection online
• Canada’s new anti-spam legislation
• Online Anonymity
• Regulation of online speech
• Online defamation
• Intermediary liability
• Web-based competition
• Internet domain names
• Jurisdictional issues

About the Authors
Teresa Scassa, B.A., LL.B., B.C.L., LL.M., S.J.D. is the Canada Research Chair in Information Law at the University of Ottawa. She is a member of the External Advisory Committee to the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, and sits on the Canadian Government Advisory Panel on Open Government.

Michael Deturbide, B.Sc. (Hons.), B.J., J.D., LL.M. is the Associate Dean and Professor of Law at the Schulich School of Law, Dalhousie University. He is the co-editor-in-chief of the Canadian Journal of Law and Technology, and Associate Director of the Law and Technology Institute at Dalhousie.

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Published: September 2012

An essential resource for any lawyer who is asked to draft wills, Drafting Wills in Canada: A Lawyer's Practical Guide covers over a hundred precedents.

Authors Mary-Alice Thompson and Robyn Solnik are two of the most respected practitioners in the field. In the book, they demonstrate the most common errors made by solicitors in drafting wills, powers of attorney, and other estate planning documents. The detailed explanations that they provide give readers deep insight into why the errors are wrong and what can be done to correct them.

The authors also provide helpful examples of good and bad drafting, along with dozens of practical tips both for drafting and for managing a wills practice. From the general practitioner who does a few wills to the experienced senior lawyer with a significant wills and estates practice, all will be sure to find valuable tips in this practical guide.

What's included:

• Line-by-line analysis of good and bad will drafting
• Numerous cross-references for you to find answers to your questions quickly
• A complimentary DVD containing hundreds of precedents

 

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Corporate governance continues to be a very hot topic, as directors’ actions and omissions come under increasing scrutiny from regulators, stakeholders, the media, and observers.

The 5th Edition of Directors’ Duties in Canada is a completely updated and enhanced, practical guide to what directors’ duties are, best practices in discharging those duties, and how directors can protect themselves from embarrassment and liability.

The book includes consideration of:

• Directors’ duties in the context of public and private companies, Crown corporations, and not-for-profit organizations
• Directors’ duties with respect to employment laws, pension plans, and mutual funds
• Risk management issues, including financial and operational, information technology, intellectual property, insolvency, environmental, and social media risks
• Proxy contests, including consideration of why they begin, how to avoid them, how to prepare for them, and how to fight them to win
• How to build a great board, and what a director candidate should consider before accepting an invitation to join a board
• Shareholder rights plans (poison pills) and other defensive tactics, and directors’ responsibilities generally in the context of hostile takeover bids
• Special committees and how to operate them effectively
• Director-level considerations in corporate finance • what corporate social responsibility means to and for directors today
• Internal investigations and how to conduct them
• The roles of the corporate secretary and of minutes in the governance and director protection process
• Actionable precedents, including sample board and committee mandates, key governance policies, and board evaluation templates
• Best practices for directors in determining to join or resign from a board, in obtaining satisfactory indemnification, and directors’ and officers’ insurance

 

About the Author
Barry Reiter’s practice focuses on corporate finance, development, and governance.

Barry advises boards, directors, and management on governance issues. As Chair of the Bennett Jones LLP Corporate Governance and Director Protection Practice, he is an experienced director and has chaired boards and a variety of board committees. Formerly a law professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto (1974-1982) and recognized as one of Canada’s 100 Most Creative Lawyers, Barry has published books and articles on corporate governance, advisory boards, joint ventures, contracts, real estate, and the legal process.

Bennett Jones LLP has over 400 legal professionals in the Calgary, Toronto, Edmonton, Ottawa, Beijing, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi offices. Their professional practice encompasses virtually every sector of business, industry, and government.

 

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Written by William I. Innes, LLB, LLM, and Patrick J. Boyle, LLB, Canada's most highly regarded experts on charities and non-profits at Dentons, Charities, Non-Profits and Philanthropy under the Income Tax Act provides a readable, affordable and comprehensive guide to the regulation of charities, non-profits, and philanthropy under the Income Tax Act. This book brings together all the material charities, non-profits, and their advisors need in one manageable, user-friendly volume.

Topics covered:

• What Qualifies as a Charitable Donation?
• How is a Charitable Organization Defined?
• Registration of Charities
• Public Foundations
• Private Foundations
• Gift Planning
• Reporting, Disclosure, and Record Keeping
• Penalties and Revocation of Registration
• Appeals
• Charitable Donations and Expenditures in Foreign Countries
• Political Activities

A must-have reference tool for anyone who:

• Provides legal or accounting services to charitable or non-profit organizations
• Provides advice on charitable donations as a vehicle for tax management and estate or tax planning
• Acts as an administrator of a charity or non-profit organization

There is simply no better source for complete and up-to-date tax advice concerning charitable organizations and charitable donations!

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CCH Scan is a paperless software solution that effortlessly and electronically takes the proverbial shoebox of unsorted client information, determines what each item is, and outputs the organized documents to a single, organized, and bookmarked PDF file. Document preparation and scanning has never been this quick and easy. Your administrative staff can transfer the T1 source documents immediately into the return for the preparer. Your firm can become more productive, and see its revenue rise, with CCH Scan. Imagine how much time, effort, and money would be lost if your firm’s and clients’ source documents were destroyed.

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Capital Cost Allowance in Canada is designed as a handy reference that includes all relevant primary and secondarymaterials, as well as extensive commentary to help maneuvre through the rules affecting a broad range of corporate and individualtaxpayers, and answer all of your capital cost allowance questions. This valuable resource will save you valuable research time whileproviding the security and convenience of being able to reference supporting legislation. It's everything you need to know in one handyreference!

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• Full text of provisions of the Income Tax Act, Income Tax Regulations, and Income Tax Application Rules relating to capital cost allowance, including any proposed amendments to the legislation as of September 15, 2005
• Complete examination of deductions for each individual Class under Schedule II of the Income Tax Regulations
• Detailed examples illustrating the operation of the capital cost allowance rules
• Interpretation Bulletins and Information Circulars relating to capital cost allowance issued by the Canada Revenue Agency reproduced in full
• Comprehensive table of contents
• Alphabetical table of capital cost allowance rates
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• Extensive reference tables for locating interpretation bulletins, information circulars, and sections of the Act and Regulations reproduced in the Guide

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We created seven different bundles so all our users can save, no matter which set of Cantax products they need. Every Cantax TaxSuite features a great package price and you get only what you need.

Cantax Small Office Bronze TaxSuite is the most popular choice for small to mid-sized business owners. This starter package includes 50 T1 returns and 3 T2 returns. Corporate users love it because it takes care of personal, corporate and employee tax tasks at a great price.

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EFILE for T1s or Corporation Internet Filing (CIF) for T2s is secure, confidential and fast, and it means your clients get their returns as fast as two weeks later. With Cantax tracking EFILE/CIF return status, it’s easier to manage your tax season workflow too. And with more corporations required to efile this year, you’ll be ahead of the game with Cantax’s single-click filing. (No outputting, no flipping between programs. Just a click.)

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Cantax users across Canada are a varied group — big offices, home offices, corporate tax preparers, bookkeepers, you name it. They all have different needs but they all like value.

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Are you in rural Alberta and need a form? Or maybe you’re in Ontario and dealing with harmonization? No problem. Cantax T2Plus with Corporation Internet Filing supports corporate returns in every province or territory, except Québec. And whether your clients do business in one or all of the provinces and territories, you’re prepared. Every calculation and common forms are included.

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• You’re still prepared next year, and the year after that. Cantax T2Plus with Corporation Internet Filing provides coverage for roughly 3½ tax years.
• Ontario harmonization changes are built right in so there is nothing extra you need to do.
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