Advocacy

CALU submission on changes to capital gains and corresponding measures announced in Budget 2024

Our submission to the Standing Committee on Finance (FINA) on its study of “Changes to Capital Gains and Corresponding Measures Announced in Budget 2024” explains that the true measure of their impact must consider other tax changes that have been implemented since 2018. We also note that the Budget 2024 capital gains proposals add to and exacerbate the already heavy burden of tax complexity and costs for small business owners. Ultimately, we recommend that the federal government commission an expert panel to review the tax rules governing small business taxation with a view to harmonizing the treatment of various types ...

September 13, 2024|Categories: Advocacy, Submissions and Presentations|

CALU Special Report: Update on Life Insurance in Life Insurance Trusts

This CALU Special Report provides an update on CALU’s request for a legislative amendment to permit a life insurance trust to own and fund a life insurance policy and discusses options available to plan for the tax liability that can arise on the death of a life interest beneficiary. We extend our thanks to CALU’s tax advisor, Kevin Wark and Associate Members Florence Marino, Hemal Balsara, Stuart Dollar and Patrick Uzan for their work in preparing this publication. Download now

August 27, 2024|Categories: Advocacy, CALU Special report|

Budget 2023 – The top three things to know

Here are the top three items of interest to CALU members from the federal government’s Budget 2023 tabled earlier today. A more detailed report on the Budget 2023 measures will be provided tomorrow. Read the document

March 28, 2023|Categories: Advocacy|

CALU advocacy update – 2021 Speech from the Throne

Last week, the Governor General delivered the throne speech to open the 44th parliament and outline the governments agenda. Although the speech was very high level, there were no surprises and it fell closely in line with previous policy statements by this government.

December 2, 2021|Categories: Advocacy|

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