The tax shelter rules, which were originally enacted to target marketed tax shelter schemes, may capture legitimate business undertakings, especially those conducted through a partnership. The rules should therefore be carefully considered whenever a property (such as an interest in a partnership) is expected within the first few years after acquisition to provide the acquiror with tax deductions and prescribed benefits that equal or exceed the property's cost. Published in Volume 22, Number 5 of Canadian Tax Highlights by the Canadian Tax Foundation.
Article
Tax Shelter Statements and Representations
May 2014
Republishing Requests
For permission to republish this or any other publication, contact Peter Zvanitajs at ZvanitajsP@bennettjones.com.
For informational purposes only
This publication provides an overview of legal trends and updates for informational purposes only. For personalized legal advice, please contact the authors.
From the Same Authors
See AllLatest Insights
See All InsightsBlog

















