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Facilitating Labour Mobility for Foreign Talent in IT and Tech in Canada
January 25, 2018
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Miller Thomson Immigration seminar
The Hidden Costs of Enforcing Letters Rogatory in Ontario and How to Avoid Them
January 22, 2018
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The Basics You have a small proceeding going forward in the Southern District of New York. Unfortunately, one of the main witnesses lives in Toronto, along with her papers. You would like to depose her and get copies of her...
Canadian Tax Ramifications in Connection with Exchanging Cryptocurrency for Cash
January 18, 2018
There are now over 1,300 cryptocurrencies available online, Bitcoin being the most popular, with new initial coin offerings, or “ICOs”, being announced on what seems like a daily basis. Bitcoin made headlines at the end of 2017 as the price...
International Comparative Legal Guide to Private Client Laws and Regulation 2018 – Canada
January 3, 2018
Rahul Sharma and Nathalie Marchand authored the chapter for Canada in this international guide covering issues in private client laws and regulations across 28 jurisdictions, with contributions from Wendi Crowe and Martin Rochwerg. Download a PDF of the chapter or...
Aaron Atcheson is quoted in a Canadian Lawyer article on a lawyer’s responsibility to flag potential site contaminations in a real estate deal
January 3, 2018
Canadian Lawyer, "Managing contamination in a sale", 20-21
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“Smart” Entertainment on the Blockchain
December 14, 2017
Until recently, musicians and film producers would release their works hoping piracy would not do away with all of their revenue. Then they would wait as publishers, distributors, YouTube, Spotify, collectives, etc. collected royalties, took their cut and then paid...
Unintended Consequences
November 14, 2017
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Taxes are inevitable. In business transactions, strategic decisions are made to reduce or eliminate the amount of taxes paid. Whether your business is making a purchase, refinancing or allocating funds, the terms of any agreement between parties to such a...
The Canadian Scene: Where the tax are we going?
November 10, 2017
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Tax 2017 Expert Guide, Corporate Livewire
Bob Dylan wrote a song that had the phrase: “For the times they are a changing”. Now, the song was written in the 60’s and it had to do with the political environment. Here we are in 2017 and in Canada, when it comes...
Morgan Camley quoted in Canadian Lawyer article on delegation and file teaming
November 6, 2017
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Canadian Lawyer, "Essential practice habits — delegation"
Morgan Camley, a partner with Miller Thomson LLP, shared her views on the benefits of teaming, saying, “When junior and senior lawyers work together as a team, there is an important two-way exchange of ideas and experience, which can get...
Draft GST/HST Legislation Impacting Limited Partnerships and General Partners
November 3, 2017
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On September 8, 2017, the Department of Finance (Canada) (“Finance”) introduced draft legislation deeming general partners of “investment limited partnerships” (a newly coined term) to be making a taxable supply when providing management or administrative services (a broadly defined term)....