This session continues our examination of how the law distinguishes between money, money-like instruments, and non-monetary forms of value. Through five historically and doctrinally significant cases, we will explore the boundaries of what constitutes money for legal...
This session continues our examination of how the law distinguishes between money, money-like instruments, and non-monetary forms of value. Through five historically and doctrinally significant cases, we will explore the boundaries of what constitutes money for legal...
This week we examine the tension between legality and necessity through three constitutional and commercial law decisions—Thorington v Smith (1869), Madzimbamuto v Lardner-Burke (1969), and Ontario Bank v Lightbody (1834)—to better understand how money, payment, and...
A Comprehensive Guide to Acquisition Requirements and Enterprise Considerations Fuel tax credit may be given to a taxpayer for the fuel tax (exciseor customs duty) paid, where the tax payer has acquired fuel. Thefuel will need to be used in machinery, plant, equipment...
FBT is applied to non-salary benefits that employers may provide totheir employees or their employees’ associates (such as familymembers): These fringe benefits commonly include cars, loans,entertainment expenses, or housing. FBT is generally calculated on the...
Trust Structure Analysis and Taxation Implications It is a common transaction to want to subdivide property. Ideally this can be done with minimal tax consequences. Here is a breakdown of one way one might subdivide ‘Greyacre’ into its parts...
