Hudson’s Bay Artifacts May Have Tax Benefits

Hudson's Bay has received a judge’s permission to auction off 4,400 artifacts and art pieces which includes the 355-year-old royal charter that launched the company.  Did you know that the buyer may qualify for a little-known donation tax credit if that property is subsequently donated to an institution of public authority designated by the Minister of Canadian Heritage?  This opportunity in fact should be incorporated as part of the high value professional discussions astute tax and financial pros can have with their clients in possession of such treasures. 

In celebration of Canada’s 150th year, Knowledge Bureau is pleased to put the spotlight on Canadian Financial Authors. This week: Rick Atkinson discusses Time Management – A Critical Retirement Skill.

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The Federal Budget has put an emphasis on positioning Canada for success in the innovation economy of tomorrow. With so many businesses poised to change hands soon, advisors must be thinking about preparing the next generation of leaders for the new economy, despite disruptive trends and significant tax changes. The continuity, and even survival, of these companies could depend on your help.

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Stay up-to-date with the constant changes in the industry: Dean Cockell, MFA™, Manitoba

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