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1. Income Tax: Guilty Until Proven Innocent? We all know that we have to pay taxes. Taxes are important and provide the funds for many of our social programs that we hold dearly. But what if you get on the wrong side of the Canada Revenue Agency. Will you be treated fairly? ... |
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2. Estate Planning for Blended Families There are a whole new set of challenges when making an estate plan for a blended family. ... |
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3. WorkSafe BC and Young Workers by Alfred Kempf In my practice I frequently receive inquiries from workers in their forties to sixties who are seeking assistance with old injuries. ... |
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4. Insurance Law: Material Non-Disclosure Results in No Coverage It is not an usual story: an insurance applicant does not make full and frank disclosure in their insurance application. ... |
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5. Ten Common Builders Lien Act Misconceptions An important object of the Builders Lien Act is to assist those who contribute their work and materials to a construction project in being paid. ... |
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6. Do You Have a Company Incorporated Under the Canada Business Corporations Act? If so, You Have New Disclosure Requirements by Paul Tonita As you may be aware, as part of a multinational initiative to combat money laundering and tax evasion, there are new requirements under the Canada Business Corporations Act regarding beneficial ownership of federal corporations. ... |
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7. How Can We Help Franchisees? Our prior articles regarding franchises have focused mainly on franchisors. However, we often advise potential franchisees. ... |
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8. Joint Tenants vs. Tenants in Common. What Is The Impact On Your Estate Plan? In my initial estate planning meeting with clients, one very important question that I ask is “Do you hold your real estate as joint tenants or tenants in common?” I am often answered with “We are both on the title” which does ... |
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