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Jamie's Publications

  • 2015 Federal Budget read more
  • 2016 Federal Budget read more
  • 2018 Federal Budget read more
  • 2019 Federal Budget read more
  • 2019 Year End Tax Tips read more
  • 2020 year end tax tips: COVID-19 edition read more
  • 2023 Year End Tax Tips read more
  • 2024 federal budget: Selected measures read more
  • 2024 Tax Toolkit read more
  • A Portfolio Less Taxing: Understanding the Taxation of Investment Income read more
  • Act now for income splitting loans read more
  • Advanced Planning with RDSPs read more
  • Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT): What’s coming for 2024? read more
  • Alternative minimum tax: Impact on charitable giving read more
  • Beware the bit tax hit read more
  • Blinded by the Refund read more
  • Budget 2010 read more
  • Budget 2011 read more
  • Budget 2012 read more
  • Budget 2013 read more
  • BUDGET 2014 read more
  • Building family wealth with registered plans read more
  • Business Transition Planning - Unleashing the Tax Opportunities read more
  • Bye, Bye Bonus read more
  • Calcuating the tax you may owe on your COVID-19 benefits read more
  • Cashflow planning - COVID19 read more
  • CCPC Tax Planning for Passive Income read more
  • CEBA Loans - Tax Consquences read more
  • Converting your principal residence into a rental property (or vice versa)? read more
  • Doing it Right the First Time read more
  • Doing it right the first time! Avoiding the most common tax return errors read more
  • Employee Stock Options (the new rules) read more
  • Enhanced trust reporting rules read more
  • Estate Preservation and Enhancement read more
  • Fall Economic Statement read more
  • Federal Budget 2021 read more
  • Federal Budget 2022 read more
  • Federal Budget 2023 read more
  • First Home Savings Accounts (FHSA) read more
  • Five ways to reduce your 2024 tax bill read more
  • For Richer or Poorer: Financial Planning Tips for Newlyweds read more
  • Getting the most out of your RRSP read more
  • Give a little bit... read more
  • Heir Un-apparent: Estate planning for U.S. beneficiaries read more
  • Hitting the Right Tax Notes - Profile: Jamie Golombek read more
  • Hold the Holdco! read more
  • Holdcos for investment purposes read more
  • Home office expenses (2022 edition) read more
  • Home Sweet Home read more
  • Home sweet home: Tax tips for homeowners read more
  • In Good Company: Retaining investment income in your corporation read more
  • In Trusts We Trust: Tax and Estate Planning Using Inter Vivos Trusts read more
  • Inside Out: Fees for Registered Plans read more
  • Intaxication: Why getting a tax refund may be a sign of poor financial planning read more
  • It's 2024: Do you know what your tax rate is? read more
  • Just Do it! read more
  • Just leave it! Corporate versus personal capital gains investing read more
  • Key estate planning documents read more
  • Loans to family members – The debt forgiveness rules read more
  • Lower RRIF minimum withdrawals for 2020 read more
  • Making the Leap from Employee to Owner read more
  • Many Happy Returns read more
  • Medical professionals: are you a sole proprietor read more
  • Missing the point? Financial & tax considerations of loyalty point redemptions read more
  • Mortgages or Margaritas read more
  • Mutual obligations - Tax tips for mutual fund investors read more
  • Personal tax measures: Canada’s COVID-19 response plan (Feb. 2021) read more
  • Planning for a potential hike in the capital gains read more
  • Planning from the Grave - Testamentary Trusts read more
  • Planning with RDSPs read more
  • Planning with Registered Disability Savings Plans - Canadian tax journal (2009 vol. 57, no 2, 338-60 ) read more
  • Prescribed rate loan deadline fast approaching… read more
  • Prescribed rate loans read more
  • Prescribed Rate Loans for Family Income-Splitting read more
  • Professional Inc. read more
  • REALTOR® Inc. – Tax benefits of Personal Real Estate Corporations read more
  • Relief measures for businesses: Canada’s COVID-19 response plan read more
  • Retiring Right - the Taxation of Retirement Income read more
  • RRSPs and TFSAs: Smart choices for business owners read more
  • Sale of a business: Could alternative minimum tax apply? read more
  • Selling the family business? The tax rules are in flux read more
  • Should I sell or should I hold? read more
  • So… you wanna be a landlord? Tax considerations for rental properties read more
  • Starting Over read more
  • Stratégies de planification et régime enregistré d'épargne-invalidité - Revue fiscale canadi read more
  • Strategic use of trusts read more
  • Tax and estate planning for your vacation property read more
  • Tax Filing in the 20s read more
  • Tax filing in the age of COVID read more
  • Tax Planning in Uncertain Times read more
  • Tax planning with TFSAs read more
  • Tax treatment of art and collectibles read more
  • Taxes paid by top 10% of earners read more
  • Ten RRSP Hacks read more
  • Ten tax tips for charitable giving read more
  • The Best School Supply? RESPs read more
  • The CCPC tax rules read more
  • The compensation conundrum: Will it be salary or dividends? read more
  • The Estate Plans of Effective People read more
  • The Great Divide read more
  • The RRSP, the TFSA and the Mortgage: Making the Best Choice read more
  • The tax incentive to gift securities read more
  • Top Tax Tips for Students read more
  • U.S. estate tax planning for Canadians read more
  • Wage Subsidy Programs for Employers: Canada's COVID-19 Response Plan read more
  • What Happens When a TFSA Holder Dies? read more
  • What’s up dock? read more
  • When it Makes Sense to Maximize RESPs Over RRSPs read more
  • Who Cares? Easing the financial burden for caregivers read more
  • Willpower - Common Will Planning Mistakes and How to Avoid Them read more
  • Year end tax tips (2021) read more
  • Year End Tax Tips (2024 edition) read more
  • You’ve got the power! Planning for incapacity read more
  • Your Estate Matters! Common Traps and How to Avoid Them read more
  • Your U.S. vacation property could be quite taxing read more