Practice

Tax avoidance can damage your reputation: STEP chief

People aren’t as averse to paying taxes as they once were. “Twenty years ago both the government and the public as a whole took the attitude that aggressive tax avoidance was fine if it passed muster legally,” David Harvey, chief executive of STEP Worldwide told Advisor.ca during the association’s Toronto conference.

By Dean DiSpalatro |June 12, 2013

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Get your newlywed clients on the same financial page

As the financial quarterback for my clients, it is important that I know about any life event and incorporate it into their financial plan.

By Chris Susel |June 12, 2013

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Are Americans abusing virtual currencies?

Forget tax havens. There’s now a new way to escape the taxman.

June 11, 2013

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Taxpayer Ombudsman joins Twitter

anada's Taxpayers' Ombudsman J. Paul Dube has joined the twitter verse.

By Staff |June 11, 2013

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