|
|
Tax Guide for Investment
Advisors, 2011 Edition |
Tax Guide for Investment
Advisors is an indispensable resource on relevant tax information, written
especially for Canadian investment advisors. The text is clear and
comprehensive; is supplemented by numerous examples and illustrations; and
provides in-depth coverage of the tax topics that are critical to advising
clients effectively.
The 2011 edition reflects the provisions of the
2010 federal budget including amendments affecting personal tax rates, the
mineral exploration tax credit, RRSPs, RRIFs, and employee stock
options.
This is an annual publication. The 2011 edition was released
December 2010. |
 |
Inside Tax
Guide for Investment Advisors:
- Part I Tax Planning introduces an
overview of relevant tax planning concepts and provides a comprehensive tax
planning checklist that is cross-referenced to the text, opening another window
on the in-depth commentary.
- Part II Investment Instruments
provides extensive coverage of the tax attributes of various types of
investments, including shares, debt, options, commodities, mutual funds, income
trusts, labour funds, limited partnerships and tax shelters.
- Part III Investment Income covers the
tax treatment of the various forms of investment income, including interest,
dividends, capital gains and losses, business income, expenses, foreign-source
income and off-shore investments. Part III also addresses the deductibility of
investment expenses and the restrictions that apply.
- Part IV Special Investors explores
the unique tax considerations that apply to special investors such as
investment holding corporations, estates & trusts, non-residents and
Canadians with U.S. connections.
- Part V Investing Strategies provides
in-depth tax analysis of special topics of vital interest, such as
income-splitting, borrowing to invest, short-selling and hedges.
- Part VI Registered Plans provides
comprehensive coverage of the intricate tax rules that apply to RRSPs, RRIFs,
RESPs, DPSPs and TFSAs.
- Appendices: Appendix A lists personal tax
rates. Appendix B contains a list of qualified investments for registered
plans. Appendix C supplements Chapter 17 by providing an explanation of the
components of foreign accrual property income (FAPI).
- Index
|
About the author:
About the author:
John R. Mott draws on over 20 years experience as a private client tax
specialist to pull together relevant tax information in a highly accessible
format. John Mott is a Chartered Accountant (CA), Certified Financial Planner
(CFP) and Registered Trust and Estate Practitioner (TEP). He owns and manages a
public accounting practice based in Toronto that provides tax, accounting and
advisory services to individuals and businesses. |
| DESCRIPTION |
| Author |
John R. Mott, CA, CFP, TEP |
| Publisher |
Carswell |
| Year of release |
2010 |
| Format |
Softcover |
| Pages |
516 pages |
| ISBN |
978-0-7798-2887-6 |
| Price |
54.00$ |
| |
 |
| Available in French |
No |
|
©Publications Gouvernementales
2000-2012 1185, rue University, Montréal, Québec, Canada, H3B
3A7 Téléphone: (514) 954-1633 · Ligne sans frais:
1-888-834-1633 · Courriel: infos@pubgouv.com |
|
|