Publications
Publications
New Reporting Requirements For Trusts
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
On July 27, 2018, the Department of Finance released draft legislation for new trust reporting requirements commencing in 2021, and following an announcement in the 2018 Federal Budget. The Supplementary Information to the Federal Budget states that the new reporting requirements are...
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Authors:
Greg Farano LLB, CFA, TEP
gfarano@grllp.com
Lindsay Ann Histrop
lhistrop@grllp.com
Ian Spiegel
ispiegel@grllp.com
Expertise:
Tax and Estate Planning
Ontario’s Second Province Wide Shutdown
Wednesday, January 13, 2021
Keep informed about Ontario’s new State of Emergency provisions introduced on January 14, 2021 by accessing the following link.
Prepared with the assistance of Kevin Mooibroek.
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Authors:
Stephen A. Thiele
sthiele@grllp.com
Gavin J. Tighe
gjtighe@grllp.com
Expertise:
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Business and Corporate Commercial
AgraCity Ltd. v. The Queen, Case Study
Monday, November 23, 2020
In a recent case in the Tax Court of Canada, the Minister of National Revenue failed to support a reassessment of AgraCity Ltd. under the transfer pricing rules of the Income Tax Act...
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Author:
Lorne Saltman
lsaltman@grllp.com
Expertise:
Tax and Estate Planning
Buyer’s Claim For Lost Value Damages Of A Residential Subdivision Home
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
The party seeking damages arising from a failed real estate transaction is often the seller, who seeks to recover the agreed-upon sale price from a buyer. Conversely, when a seller breaches the agreement...
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Author:
James R.G. Cook
jcook@grllp.com
Expertise:
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Commercial Real Estate
Partial shutdown of business does not preclude business interruption claim
Friday, October 2, 2020
As we head into the seventh month of the artificial economic lockdown ordered by Canadian governments at all levels and brace ourselves for the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Authors:
Stephen A. Thiele
sthiele@grllp.com
James R.G. Cook
jcook@grllp.com
Expertise:
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Commercial Real Estate
Frustration and Pandemic – A Long Term Perspective on COVID-19 and Frustration of Contracts
Thursday, October 1, 2020
Ken Jull presents at the Toolbox Webinar on the topic of COVID-19 and the frustration of contracts.
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Author:
Kenneth Jull
kjull@grllp.com
Expertise:
Litigation and Dispute Resolution
COVID-19 - A Time to Take Advantage of Unique Tax Planning Opportunities
Thursday, October 1, 2020
Lindsay shares her legal perspective at the Toolbox Webinar and discusses how to take advantage of unique tax planning opportunities made available by COVID-19.
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Author:
Lindsay Ann Histrop
lhistrop@grllp.com
Expertise:
Tax and Estate Planning
COVID-19 and Its Impact on Tax and Estates
Thursday, October 1, 2020
Lorne Saltman discusses the impact COVID-19 has had on tax and estate planning.
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Author:
Lorne Saltman
lsaltman@grllp.com
Expertise:
Tax and Estate Planning
Building An Ideal Non-Share Corporations Act
Friday, September 25, 2020
After decades of seeking reforms to the corporate statutes governing non-profits and charities, lawyers across the country received a mishmash of statutes, each of which has its merits and demerits. But there is not one...
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Author:
Clifford S. Goldfarb
cgoldfarb@grllp.com
Expertise:
Non-Profit and Charities
Ontario’s courts are gradually getting back to business
Friday, July 10, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on our justice system. With the announcement of the state of emergency back in March of this year, courthouses were significantly shutdown.
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Authors:
Stephen A. Thiele
sthiele@grllp.com
Gavin J. Tighe
gjtighe@grllp.com
Expertise:
Litigation and Dispute Resolution