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At Your Whit’s End
- Ontario’s Tax On Wealthy And High Income Taxpayer
May 2012
The Ontario Budget Changes are definitely not going to make Ontario WHITs happy. However it may be possible to keep Ontario WHITs from reaching their wits' end. Originally published in Provincial Tax News a CCH publication.
Procedural Issues and Strategies Under the Canada Not-For-Profit Corporations Act
May 2012
Presentation to the Canadian Bar at the 2012 National Charity Law Symposium
Be Careful How You Ask For What You Wish For: Drafting Preconditions For Lease Renewal and Extension Provisions
May 2012
When negotiating the terms of a commercial lease, one of the most coveted provisions for tenants is an option to renew or extend the lease. However, despite its significance and potential impact on both parties, this option is often not given due scrutiny
Uncle Sam “Still” Wants Your Money
May 2012
Reviews of new
U.S. foreign reporting and compliance initiatives, such as the
“FATCA” rules. A follow up to Uncle Sam Wants Your Money published in May 2011.
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Employees and Independent Contractors: How to Create the Relationship You Want
May 2012
The distinction between these two categories of service providers creates significant consequences for both sides to the relationship in a number of areas. In many cases, both company and service provider find it advantageous to categorize their relationship as that of independent contractor.
Parsing Off the Elements of Passing Off in Canada
April 2012
Some courts in Canada have held that the common law approach to passing off can be transposed to the statutory cause of action, whereas other courts plainly suggest that the two causes of action, though related, necessarily differ. Originally published in the Advocates Quarterly, co-written by Emir Crowne, Associate Professor, University of Windsor, Faculty of Law
Minutes of Board Meetings
April 2012
Presentation to the Directors College. Topics include: requirements to keep minutes; role of the secretary; how minutes are to be kept; and the James Hardie decision
NADAP rules: Can you rely
on them for protection?
April 2012
There are
circumstances in which a dealer can actually challenge the
reasonableness of provisions set out in a dealer agreement. In other
circumstances, contracting parties generally can’t. Canadian
AutoWorld April 2012
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