Taxpayers have the right to complain
Federal government adds a new right to the Taxpayer Bill of Rights
- By: James Langton
- June 26, 2013 June 26, 2013
- 14:00
Federal government adds a new right to the Taxpayer Bill of Rights
New disclosure rules for taxpayers with over $100,000 in foreign property to help prevent tax evasion
The group scholarship plan industry in Canada grew 47% between 2007 and 2012, says the RESPDAC
The Basel Committee has proposed new regulations that would have banks disclose their leverage ratios in 2015
This year, there have been a total of 74 rules out for comment vs only 28 in all of 2007 — and the increase in…
A recent appeal court decision means less protection for advisors
Aequitas says it wants to level the playing field for all market participants
Maximum benefit will rise to $549.89 per month
Newly combined firm offers Canadian and global investment management
Office will focus on institutional investors
Benefits of expansion need to be weighed against the costs, says Fraser Institute report
Applications for Return to Bay Street Award are due June 27
Investment dealer to donate June 26 trading commissions
Most people don’t understand what happens to their debts after their death, leaving their beneficiaries vulnerable
Financial hardship unlocking process simplified
Firms and organizations roll out continuity plans
Proposed acquisition by IntercontinentalExchange still subject to SEC approval
Firm makes education services a strategic investment
Financiers and physicians become white knights in support of hospital-based clinic
Mandatory evacuation remains in effect
Policies need to be checked: experts
The regulator is using social media to reach out to the public on investor education, fraud reporting and enforcement
New York regulator has yet to approve sale
Banks and credit unions have place added emphasis on issues affecting minorities, women and people with disabilities
Industry and regulators must look for ways to reach out to investors