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Brandon D. Wiener presents Taxable Canadian Property

September 12 & 13, 2012, Toronto | 6th Taxation of Inbound Investment

Topic Brief

Non-residents of Canada are subject to Canadian capital gains tax or income tax on a disposition of taxable Canadian property (TCP), unless a treaty exemption is available. This session will examine issues involving taxable Canadian property.

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Bio

Brandon Wiener is a partner of Thorsteinssons LLP. His practice focuses on personal, corporate and trust planning for high net worth individuals, professionals, executives, owner-managers and their businesses, both domestic and international

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Course Highlights

  • Review the impact of the Fifth Protocol to the Canada-U.S. Income Tax Convention
  • Examine the current issues surrounding taxable Canadian property
  • Assess the elimination of withholding tax on cross-border interest payments
  • Analyze the potential consequences of the new limitation on benefits provision
  • Explore issues involving sales tax
  • Review the planning and structuring of inbound investments tax-efficiently
  • Understand payroll obligations
  • Examine withholding tax requirements on nonresidents
  • Assess the implications of changes to the permanent establishment rules
  • Prepare for the mandatory arbitration of treaty disputes
  • Examine recent cases relevant to inbound investment

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Event's Topics

  • Canada-U.S. tax treaty: corporate tax planning opportunities
  • Taxable Canadian property
  • Thin capitalization & withholding tax
  • Treatment of Hybrid Entities
  • Limitation on benefits provision
  • Permanent Establishment for Service Companies
  • Payroll issues
  • Withholding on services provided by nonresidents in Canada
  • Mandatory Arbitration and Audit Controversy

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Workshop

Effective Tax structuring of inbound investments

This workshop will examine cross-border tax structuring, focusing on best practices in planning and structuring cross-border inbound investments into Canada, taking into consideration the latest development of inbound investment taxation policies, tax legislation and administrative practices.

  • Structuring of the inbound investment: the choice of entity
  • Financing Canadian investments: debt and equity financing
  • Using hybrid entities and instruments to finance Canadian investments
  • Planning for repatriating profits from Canada in a tax-efficient manner

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Participating Organizations

Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Chapman and Cutler LLP Deloitte & Touche LLP Ernst & Young LLP Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP Miller Thomson LLP Norton Rose LLP Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Thorsteinssons LLP

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