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The Bare Facts on The New Bare Trust Reporting Requirements
NOVEMBER 2025 Update: As part of the 2025 Budget, the Federal Government announced that bare trusts are not required to file a T3 return or Schedule 15 for the 2025 taxation year. Stay tuned for 2026 – new legislation and additional guidance are expected. In August
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New Reporting Requirements For Trusts
Each tax season brings the enforcement of tax changes announced in the previous year. This year, while there were no changes to the income tax treatment of trusts, there are significant additional reporting requirements for trusts with a fiscal year ending on or after
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Changes to the Alternative Minimum Tax: What Should You Expect for 2024 and Onwards?
Please note that changes to the Alternative Minimum Tax are expected to become effective in the beginning of 2024, but have not been enacted as of the date of this GGFL tax news release. Drafts of legislative proposals were released on August 4, 2023, but have not
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Exploring Retirement Fund Options for Business Owners
As a business owner in Ontario looking ahead to retirement, it’s vital to understand the various avenues for accessing your hard-earned funds from your RRSP, RRIF and retained earnings of your private company during this new phase of life. Decisions you make will
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Re-visiting Estate Freezes – a COVID-19 Silver Lining for Business Owners
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Three Tax Efficient Strategies for Managing Retained Profits
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