Category: DFK Newsletter
In 2018, the Federal Government introduced several tax changes affecting small businesses and small business owners. One of these changes was a change to the system for RDTOH for …
As part of its 2018 Budget, on February 20, 2018, the BC government announced that it would be introducing legislation to impose an annual tax on residential properties, effective …
The IRS and the Department of Treasury have recently issued proposed regulations implementing section 965 of the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”).
The capital gains reserve allows taxpayers to ease the burden of paying capital gains taxes when they haven’t received the sale proceeds.
There are many non-tax considerations that should be discussed when preparing a well thought out estate plan.
Prior to the March 22, 2017 budget, professionals could file an election to allow them to defer WIP until the point in time when the work was completed.
On the breakdown of a relationship, the various tax aspects of support payments, legal costs and division of assets are not usually a main priority, however tax should not …
When you change the use of an asset, from income producing to personal use, or vice versa, there is a deemed disposition on the date that the change of …
President Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act includes a number of measures that could result in tax increases for U.S. citizens living in Canada. Here is a brief overview …
As a shareholder of a private corporation, it is important to be aware of your options and any tax planning opportunities should you ever be in a position to …
