Executor Liability: Administration of an Insolvent Estate 03 Jul

Insolvent Estate Administration: Why Transparency is Crucial

Glastonbury Founder Could Avoid £80m in Inheritance Tax 30 Jun

Glastonbury Founder Could Avoid £80m in Inheritance Tax

This article will provide a comprehensive overview of capital gains on inherited property in Canada, explain who pays the tax, explore strategies to reduce or avoid it, and answer frequently asked questions to ensure you have a clear understanding of your obligations and options. 24 Jun

How to Avoid Paying Capital Gains Tax on Inherited Property in Canada

While both succession planning and estate planning involve planning for the future, they are distinct processes with different objectives. Succession planning is about the future of the business, while estate planning is about the future of the individual and their assets. 23 Jun

Preparing for the Future: Succession vs Estate Planning

Trusts are versatile planning vehicles that can help Canadians protect what they’ve built, plan for the future and support the people and causes they care about – regardless of their net worth. 23 Jun

Wealth Preservation: The Role of Trusts in Estate Planning

It’s worth noting that the generation-skipping tax rate is steep. The positive news is that you can leverage a generous exemption to transfer wealth to younger generations while minimizing taxes.  12 Jun

Strategies for Minimizing Generation-Skipping Transfer Taxes

Can You Avoid Impending Capital Gain on Your Family Cottage? 05 Jun

Can You Avoid Impending Capital Gain on Your Family Cottage?

For high-net-worth families in Canada, effective estate planning is the cornerstone of generational wealth. In this guide, we walk through foundational estate planning strategies —tailored for families with significant wealth— and how to use them to build a legacy that lasts. 05 Jun

Legacy-Centered Approach for High-Net-Worth Families in Canada

The Pitfalls of Joint Ownership: Know the Risks 22 May

The Pitfalls of Joint Ownership: Know the Risks

Post-mortem estate planning refers to legal and tax strategies that can be implemented after a person’s death, aimed at minimizing total tax obligations, avoiding double or even triple taxation, and ensuring a smooth, effective transfer of wealth to beneficiaries. 21 May

Post-mortem Estate Planning: Legal & Tax Strategies

As you navigate your necessary estate planning decisions, here are a few crucial mistakes plenty of people make, but that you'll want to avoid. 15 May

Safeguard Your Legacy: Don’t Make These Costly Mistakes!

There can be benefits to gifting part of your estate during your lifetime (inter vivos), an increasingly popular wealth transfer option for Canadians. Before settling on this option, here’s what you’ll need to consider.  06 May

Advantages of Gifting Assets During Your Lifetime: Inter Vivos