Course Chair
Genevieve N. Taylor — Legacy Tax + Trust Lawyers, Vancouver
About the Course Chair
Genevieve Taylor is a principal at Legacy Tax + Trust Lawyers who practices in the areas of wills, estates, trusts, and adult guardianship. She works in all aspects of estate planning and administration, including the preparation of wills, powers of attorney, representation agreements, and inter vivos trusts, as well as applications for probate and letters of administration.
Genevieve has authored and co-authored a number of papers on wills, estates, trusts, and adult guardianship, and is a frequent speaker on these topics. Genevieve has taught the Succession law course at the Peter A. Allard, School of Law, UBC for three years.
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British Columbia Estate Planning & Wealth Preservation
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Create effective estate plans that fulfill your clients' wealth preservation goals
This publication is essential for: practitioners looking for estate planning guidance, including tax advice and sample trusts, to address a diverse range of client needs
Current to: February 15, 2023
The legal profession is experiencing the largest intergenerational transfer of wealth in history. BC Estate Planning & Wealth Preservation is your comprehensive guide to effective estate planning techniques for complicated portfolios. Focused on tax-based planning in BC, this manual is designed to accompany Wills and Personal Planning Precedents: An Annotated Guide by providing commentary and annotated forms to equip you to create trusts and other wealth preservation tools to complement your client's will.
With this resource, you will be able to:
- determine a sensible approach for your clients' estate planning needs
- create practical estate plans to preserve your clients' and their families' wealth
- confidently handle a wide range of client estate portfolios and assets
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British Columbia Estate Planning and Wealth Preservation was first published in January 2002. The 2023 Update reflects new case law, legislation, and practice.
Highlights of the 2023 Update include the following:
- cases, legislation and commentary now current to February 15, 2023, unless otherwise noted
- inclusion of information and commentary from recent tax conferences and roundtables
- up-to-date discussion of the proposed legislative amendments dealing with reportable and notifiable transactions, and the potential impact of those amendments on tax and trust planning practices by estate professionals
- summary of the new provisions of the Income Tax Act relating to the disposition of personal use property and the availability of the capital gains exemption
- revised discussion of specific realty taxes related to foreign buyers, speculation and vacancy, and underused housing
- updated procedure for remote electronic witnessing of document signing under the Power of Attorney Act and Representation Agreement Act
- revised forms and precedents