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Section 85 Rollovers
By Adam Malek
In business law, Income Tax
Posted August 27, 2019

Section 85 Rollovers

When transferring property that has appreciated in value to a Canadian corporation, you should consider using a section 85 rollover. Under section 85 of the Income Tax Act,[i] you can elect to [...]

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Bare Trusts in Ontario
By Adam Malek
In estate, real estate
Posted December 30, 2018

Bare Trusts in Ontario

A bare trust is the simplest form of trust that allows the beneficial owner(s) of property to retain full ownership and control of the property while registering legal title with someone else. A [...]

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Benefits to Incorporating Your Business in Ontario
By Adam Malek
In business law, News
Posted December 31, 2017

Benefits to Incorporating Your Business in Ontario

If you are a sole-proprietor in Ontario, you may be wondering what, if any, are the benefits of incorporating your business. Here are but a few examples of the pros of turning your business into [...]

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Copyright Notice Letters Turn Into Demand Letters
By Adam Malek
In IP law, News
Posted September 19, 2016

Copyright Notice Letters Turn Into Demand Letters

Thousands of students at the University of Manitoba have been receiving copyright infringement notices asking them to pay settlement offers. They are just the latest Canadian Internet users to [...]

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Loans and Advancements to Children and Your Estate
By Adam Malek
In estate, wills and estate
Posted July 25, 2016

Loans and Advancements to Children and Your Estate

Introduction If you give money to one of your children during your lifetime, you could be reducing that child’s entitlement under your will. Loans might be expected to be repaid to the estate and [...]

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The Rule Against Accumulations in Ontario
By Adam Malek
In estate, wills and estate
Posted June 20, 2016

The Rule Against Accumulations in Ontario

Introduction The rule against accumulations sets a time limit on the period during which income can be added to the original capital created by a settlement or the disposition of property, such [...]

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Can an executor be removed without a court order?
By Adam Malek
In estate, wills and estate
Posted May 18, 2016

Can an executor be removed without a court order?

In Ontario, an estate trustee (or “executor”) can be removed for a number of reasons, but if the executor has already begun to administer the estate, a court order is required.   Application [...]

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Must you act as an executor?
By Adam Malek
In estate, wills and estate
Posted April 27, 2016

Must you act as an executor?

Introduction It can be an honour to be named as an estate trustee (“executor”) in a will, but administering an estate in Ontario can be a time-consuming burden. If, however, you do not want to [...]

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Warning to Ontario Lawyers of an Email Scam
By Adam Malek
In fraud, legal profession
Posted April 15, 2016

Warning to Ontario Lawyers of an Email Scam

Burton Dustin knows fraud is “messed up, right?” We received the following email on April 13th, 2016: From: Burton Dustin <burtondustin006@gmail.com> Reason of consultation: am in need of [...]

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Terminate a Lease in Ontario
By Adam Malek
In business law, commercial leases
Posted April 11, 2016

Terminate a Lease in Ontario

If you are a commercial landlord in Ontario and your tenant has defaulted under the lease agreement, you may be able to terminate the lease. (Your tenant can also terminate the lease if it has [...]

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