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What is a business?

What is a Business? According to the Tax Court of Canada.

Andersen 01/01/1970
In two recent cases, the Tax Court of Canada dealt with the issue of “what is a business?” as opposed to a hobby, or something that is not quite yet a business. Callahan v. HMQ[1] and Hurwitz v. HMQ[2], were heard as informal procedure cases ...
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Harsh Result of s. 160(1) of the Canadian Income Tax Act.

Andersen 01/01/1970
Canadian Tax Cases – Mamdani Family Trust and Subsection 160(1). The recent case of Mamdani Family Trust v. HMQ[1] illustrates the absolute nature of subsection 160(1)of the Income Tax Act (the “Act”). The Mamdami Family Trust (the “Trust”) is an inter vivos trust resident in ...
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Top 5 Tax Issues: Canadians Doing Business in the U.S.

Andersen 01/01/1970
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Top 5 Tax Issues U.S. Estate and Gift Tax

Top 5 U.S. Estate and Gift Tax Issues for Canadians

Andersen 01/01/1970
The U.S. taxes transfers during an individual’s lifetime (gift tax) and at death (estate tax). These taxes apply to the net value of the asset transferred, not the net gain. Canada only taxes the net gain on assets transferred both before or after death. This article ...
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Importance of Governance Structures for Family Businesses

Andersen 01/01/1970
Governance structures are crucial for the long-term success and sustainability of family businesses.  Unlike public companies, family enterprises face unique challenges, including the intertwining of family dynamics with business operations.  Establishing robust governance structures—such as family councils, boards, and advisory committees—ensures that these businesses remain ...
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Developing Conflict Resolution Guidelines
Creating Formal Procedures for Family Businesses

Andersen 01/01/1970
In family businesses, personal relationships often amplify conflicts, making formal conflict resolution guideline or policies essential.  These guidelines separate personal from business issues, providing clear guidelines for managing disputes and preventing long-term damage.  Given the unique dynamics of family enterprises, conflicts can easily become personal. ...
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