BC’s Unclear Speculation Tax is Creating Legal Concerns for Unintended Targets

May 1, 2018 / by joe chater / in Thorsteinssons’ Tax Blog / 0 Comments

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A few months ago, BC announced a new “speculation tax” that will apply to certain residential properties in the province. The tax is intended to capture foreign and domestic speculators, “satellite families” who live in BC but pay little BC…

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Constitutional Law: Mention of Recent “Food Not Bombs” Appeal at Eleventh Circuit

February 23, 2011 / by joe chater / in Constitutional Law Matters, Halifax Law Articles / 0 Comments

In all of the recent hubbub within my practice — including some travel — I neglected to acknowledge the exciting surrounding the Food Not

Why Are My Goods Being Inspected?

February 19, 2019 / by joe chater / in Uncategorized / 0 Comments

Source: Canada US Link: Why Are My Goods Being Inspected? Originally published by the Journal of Commerce in February 2019 Of all the questions asked

Criminal Practice: Innocent Man Finally Vindicated on Child Porn Charge

April 25, 2011 / by joe chater / in Criminal Law Matters, Halifax Law Articles / 0 Comments

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/04/24/unsecured-wifi-child-pornography-innocent_n_852996.html I have heard about such occurrences way too often. &n

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