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- Foreign National Spousal Exemptions to Purchase Real Estate in Ontario under the Prohibition Act and the Non-Resident Speculation Tax
In Ontario you have 2 things to consider: The prohibition act, which the exemption you can reply on is in section 4(2)(c) “…an individual who is a non-Canadian and who purchases residential property in Canada with their spouse or common-law partner if the spouse or common law-partner is a Canadian c … Read more »
- How Business Owners Can Effectively Resolve Legal Disputes Before the Calendar Year End
As the business year progresses toward its conclusion, the fall season offers an ideal opportunity for business owners to address and resolve any outstanding legal disputes. Proactively managing such matters now can help avoid disruptions during the busy year-end period and set the stage for a stron … Read more »
- Why Startups Can’t Afford to Overlook Intellectual Property Protection
In today’s innovation-driven economy, a startup’s most valuable assets often aren’t physical, they’re intangible. Your brand, product design, codebase, content, trade secrets, and creative concepts are all part of your intellectual property (IP). Yet despite their value, these assets are frequently … Read more »
- Notice of Use of Proceeds 45-106F16 and the Offering Memorandum Exemption
What is Form 45‑106F16 & Why It’s Required Form 45‑106F16 is the Notice of Use of Proceeds that non‑reporting issuers relying on the Offering Memorandum (OM) exemption under NI 45‑106 section 2.9 must file annually along with their audited financial statements (per subsection 2.9(17.19))(OSC). Note … Read more »
- The Complexities of the Offering Memo Exemption, Ongoing Requirements and Pitfalls
Offering Memorandum Exemption under NI 45‑106 (Ontario) Eligibility & Purpose NI 45‑106 section 2.9 allows non‑reporting issuers to raise capital from the public via an Offering Memorandum (OM) distributed to investors who meet certain eligibility and investment limits; the issuer must file a Report … Read more »