Canadian Taxation of Life Insurance, Thirteenth Edition
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Who is Canadian Taxation of Life Insurance designed for?
This title is built for professionals who need reliable guidance on life insurance tax issues — typically tax and estates lawyers, accountants, financial advisors/wealth planners, and insurance professionals dealing with policy ownership, beneficiary structuring, corporate planning, and estate funding scenarios.
Is this book useful for corporate-owned life insurance planning?
Yes. It addresses core business-planning topics such as private company taxation and integration concepts, the capital dividend account (CDA) and life insurance proceeds, shareholder and employee benefit issues, and the deductibility of life insurance premiums.
Does the book cover specialized planning areas?
Yes. There are dedicated sections on life insurance and partnerships (including funding approaches and transfers to/from partnerships) and charitable giving using life insurance (methods of gifting and tax consequences), as well as coverage of non-resident ownership and foreign life insurance issues.
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