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When can a taxpayer feel certain that their liability to tax will not change for a taxation year or period? It’s an important question to discuss with clients seeking reassurance on their future tax risk. In fact, limitation periods under the Income Tax Act and Excise Tax Act (HST/GST) provide a level of certainty for taxpayers regarding their liability to tax.
The TFSA is an excellent savings vehicle for a variety of purposes including saving for large, long term purposes or providing an emergency fund. But there are some restrictions about the type of assets that can be held in this plan, and how often you can trade them, something advisors and clients will want to chat about to avoid a tax audit problem.
Your client has just flipped a principle residence, sold a speculative piece of property or traded frequently in his or her TFSA. Is this a business transaction, a capital gain or an exempt transaction? In order to determine whether a gain is of income or capital nature, there is no determinative test. However, there are some clues to follow in anticipating the tax outcome and an important precedent-setting case.
The experience at this year’s Virtual DAC Acuity Conference may just beat out last year’s – which the Globe and Mail touted as one of Canada’s most innovative virtual conferences. Check out this sneak peek through our new speaker videos and DAC-in-a-Box program guide, and then enrol by September 30 to take advantage of early-bird tuition prices.