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Highlights of some of the important tax expenditures planned by the new government, which translate into the promises made for targeted recipients, will form an important part of year-end tax planning this year. Tax and financial advisors may wish to discuss what’s coming up with their clients now, and review financial decision-making with new insights into the promises made by the Liberal government.
The second in a series of new professional development opportunities, The Vantage Series, presented by the Investment Industry Association of Canada and Knowledge Bureau will take place on Monday, October 28th from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the National Club in Toronto, featuring thought leadership from four outstanding CEOs who will provide invaluable insights to advisors on the theme: Evolution and Change in Wealth Management Services.
The November CE Summits, taking place in Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver from November 4-7 focuses on year-end tax planning with investors and small businesses. But will also help you better interpret the effects of the election tax promises and what the results mean for what Canadians can anticipate over the next four years.
The newest program from CAGP, Knowledge Bureau and Spire Philanthropy, the MFA-P™, Master Financial Advisor – Philanthropy was featured in today’s Globe and Mail, highlighting how its educational content makes understanding strategic philanthropy easier, enabling more in-depth conversations between advisors and clients.
Buying and selling mutual funds must be based on their suitability to an investor’s goals, age, capacity for assuming risk and investment knowledge. Also important is how well they have or are projected to perform. However, there are tax implications to be considered as well, which includes the right time to buy and sell mutual funds, especially at year-end.