The new three-year estate loss carryback: More time, more opportunity, more risk
Tax AlertIf you’re an executor or involved in estate planning, new changes could provide more flexibility and help preserve more wealth for future generations.
You’ve spent your career building and running a successful business. You’re now faced with deciding on a successor—who may or may not want your direct involvement or share your vision.
Having a succession plan or an estate plan in place is the only way to ensure an effective and smooth transition of your business and wealth. The decisions you make now will affect the future of your business, customers, employees and—most importantly—your family.
We understand that family-owned businesses face unique issues when developing and implementing a succession and estate plan. Our clients appreciate how we work with them and the knowledge and experience we bring to developing succession and estate plans. We work with your family well in advance of the anticipated transition to ensure that tax, communication and industry-specific issues are addressed. We also help you maintain the value of the business and balance family relationships throughout the process.
Our services focus on maximizing opportunities for your business. They include:
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If you’re an executor or involved in estate planning, new changes could provide more flexibility and help preserve more wealth for future generations.
Changes to Bill C-208 may come as early as November 1. In this video, Keith MacIntyre discusses three things for business owners to consider now.
With Bill C-208 now in effect but with potential amendments on the horizon, our advisors answer some key questions to help your business—and legacy.