#11 Income Taxes: Much Ado About Lots PART 2 I explain these key Canadian income tax concepts to help you plan your estate. Read part 1 of my post, #10 Income Taxes: Much Ado About Lots. Do you remember the DTT from my previous post? Here are…
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#10 Income Taxes: Much Ado About Lots PART 1 Q: Can I avoid paying my income taxes by dying? A: Afraid not. The government has a way of getting their money even if you don’t make a will. The government gives you a will that…
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#5 Your Goals for Specific Properties Read the previous post in my Breakthrough Wills and Estate Planning Series, #4 Why Legal and Moral Obligations Matter. You may wish to deal with specific assets, such as key properties like a business, heirlooms or a beneficiary’s request, in your…
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Some things you can do by yourself. Take advantage of professionals. Have tax professionals confirm income tax filing deadlines especially if a business is involved. Lawyers can identify your specific duties, and areas of concern from the will. Only lawyers can give legal advice about what the…
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A little while ago, Carol came into my law office. She placed a new leather portfolio on the boardroom table. She told me she had just come from a relative’s funeral. “I am executor of my brother’s estate, but I don’t know what to do,” Carol said….
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You’ll have to wait for the answer to this question. The Ontario provincial election results may bring some answers. The public and professionals are in the dark. No one knows what is taxed under Ontario’s new probate tax rules. We are waiting for regulations to enlighten us….
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