Advanced Income Tax Rulings
The federal government has taken steps recently to attract more investment in Canada. That’s sure to create some new tax questions that require Advanced Income Tax Rulings (AITR). A new measure to facilitate a faster response was announced on September 14 and is intended to attract business investment of large amounts. Specifically, for investments of $1 billion or more, the CRA will prioritize advance income tax rulings. The measure took effect the day it was announced. Here’s what you need to know:Enrol By October 8: Take a Sneak Video Peek into the DAC Thought Leadership 2021
All New RWM™ Program: 6 New Modules Help Your Build Your Future Practice
Build the tax accounting and financial services practice of the future. Real Wealth Management™ democratizes the Family Office concept previously only available to ultra-high net worth families. Now, experienced advisors in Canada can learn to practice holistically with their best tax foot forward – such a critical piece of the capital sustainability puzzle for wealth holders.
The Principal Residence Exemption, Part 1: The Basics
Advisors should be aware of the definition of principal residence and the Canadian tax implications regarding the sale of a principal residence. Awareness of the provisions outlined in this article will provide detailed information about qualifying for the principal residence exemption and calculating the optimal time to dispose of capital real property. This is part 1 of a 3 part series on the topic.
