Author: Kyle Ramsey
Kyle joined Pushor Mitchell LLP as an articled student in August 2022 and was called to the bar in 2023. Kyle has practiced both as a litigator and solicitor and…
Learn what a $350,000 brain injury award reveals about ICBC no-fault insurance, compensation limits and the ability to sue after a serious BC car accident.
How should a property owner navigate the appeal process if faced with a Speculation and Vacancy Tax assessment or reassessment?
This article discusses an exemption relevant to property owners unexpectedly charged Spec Tax on bare lots in communities like Peachland, Penticton, and Lake Country.
On March 4, 2025, it was announced that beginning in the 2026 taxation year the Speculation Tax rate will increase for all non-exempt property owners.
The latest expansion of the Speculation Tax has expanded the tax to many Okanagan communities along with other previously excluded communities.
Many people think that they have complete autonomy over how their assets are distributed when they die. The widely held belief is that if you have a Will that sets
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