OBA | Business Law Program
Working with start-ups? Advising business owners looking to transition their business structures or prepare for a sale? Then you need to understand rollover possibilities and risks. Join the Ontario Bar Association for a refresher course on Income Tax Act (ITA), section 85, 86 and 51 rollovers. Which section should you use and when? What are the legal and tax implications and requirements for each? In other words, learn everything you wanted to know about sections 85, 86 and 51 of the ITA, but were afraid to ask.
Sections 86 and 51 of the ITA are most commonly used in estate and/or sale planning for private-company shares. Join our expert panel as they discuss the following: What are the requirements for each? Why might it be beneficial to use one over the other in certain situations? What are the implications of each type of rollover for your client?
Section 85, commonly referred to as the rollover section of the Act, can be used in a multitude of ways. For example, the section enables you to: turn a proprietorship or a partnership into a corporate entity; transfer shares to a corporate entity as part of a family business re-organization or you can use this section to move surplus cash, exposed in an operating company, into a holding company away from creditors. The best part, Section 85 enables you to do all of this with no direct tax consequences for your clients.
Register today to increase your ability to spot opportunities to further your client’s business interests.
Pallett Valo Speaker:
Andreea Muth, Lawyer
Time:
12:30pm – 3:30pm
Location:
Online
Program Price:
CBA Member: $234* | CBA Student Member: $91* | Non-Member: $343*
*plus applicable taxes
Accreditation
This program contains 3h of Substantive Content.