Report of Proceedings of the Tax Conference Convened by the Canadian Tax Foundation, Volumes 1 à 2

Canadian Tax Foundation., 1997

Address by the President of the Canadian Bar Association	5

Address by the Minister of National Revenue	9

A Vision for Revenue Canada	11

Accountability	8

Revenu Canada en tant quavantage concurrentiel	7

Current Tax Issues	10

Deemed Disposition on January 1 1999	5-22

Update on LLCsULCs	6-1

Business and Property Income 1	19-29

27	20-2

Offsetting of Financial Assets	20-31

Planning Opportunities	21-1

16	21-16

26	21-26

34	21-34

6	6

CORPORATE REORGANIZATIONS	6-2

Update on LLCsULCS 613	6-13

A Review	7-1

A Review of Recent Positions	7-19

Disclosure and Presentation	8-1

Standards and Ethics in Tax Practice	8-17

Controversy and Policy	8-23

Corporate Reorganizations	10-35

Triggering Event Caused by a Disposition of Property That	11-15

36	11-36

70	11-70

11	13-11

25	13-25

31	14-31

Recent Corporate Transactions	14-39

The TorontoDominion BankDeutsche Telekom	15-10

Back to the Future	1

8	8

Inco Limited Takeover of Diamond Fields Resources Inc	11

10	18-10

18	18-18

27	18-27

Complying with Requirements	19-9

11	19-19

25	19-25

Business and Property Income 2	13

10	23-10

Are We There Yet? Shawn D Porter CA 241	24-1

8	24-8

32	24-21

36	24-36

12	25-12

20	25-20

Adventure in the Nature of Trade	26-1

Business and Property Income 3

Rethinking the Reasonable	28-1

11	28-11

43	28-43

1	1

35	30-35

16	31-16

Small Business Case Study	31-23

iv	iv

5	32-5

6

9

16

1

1	11

9	9

Titre	Report of Proceedings of the Tax Conference Convened by the Canadian Tax Foundation, Volumes 1 à 2
Auteur	Canadian Tax Foundation
Éditeur	Canadian Tax Foundation., 1997
Original provenant de	l'Université du Michigan
Numérisé	14 avr. 2006
ISBN	0888081189, 9780888081186

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