CASL penalties so far are few, but many more are expected
TV cameras will be allowed to record BCSC hearings examining allegations that Global Group ran a Ponzi scheme
"Know your client" takes on new meaning when the person sitting across from you is a senior whose mental capacity may be diminished. Declining mental and physical capacity as well as estate-planning and family issues raise a host of red flags
Those who fail to comply with CRM2 could face discipline
Sort out the difference between Fund Facts and CRM2
Three taxpayers recently found out that, whether or not they made mistakes on a technical rule, tried to game the system or got caught up in a bogus scheme, they can't get out of paying the Canada Revenue Agency its due
The federal government is curbing the use of testamentary trusts as tax-saving vehicles for affluent families. However, there still are many uses for these trusts. At the same time, inter vivos trusts are gaining in popularity as an alternative
The tax treatment of a settlement involving investment losses depends on whether the payment replaces ordinary income, covers personal injury or is considered a windfall
New novel about a law firm involved in a bank/insurance company merger features a cast of loathsome characters and trains an acerbic eye on the culture of the legal profession
Advisors could face high fines for sending unsolicited email