Recent changes to Canada's income tax laws affecting cross by Rhonda Rudick and Olivia Khazam
By: Rudick, Rhonda
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Contributor(s): Khazam, Olivia
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In this article, the authors discuss enacted and pending proposals to amend Canada's tax laws in the international context, focusing on the effect the amendments may have on cross-border trust and estate planning and the risk of unintended consequences.
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